Viktor Yushchenko Commentary

East of Europe

Nikolas K. Gvosdev | Feb 08, 2010
Ukraine’s election results aren’t a repudiation of the West. Kiev will still pursue the middle course it always has, courting both Europe and Russia.

Ukraine's Counterrevolution

Doug Bandow | Jan 22, 2010
The Orange Revolution failed and Kiev is getting friendly with Moscow. So what?

Bridge on the Dnieper

David S. Plotz | Nov 19, 2009
Ukraine should serve as a link between America and Russia—not a point of contention.

The Ukraine-Russia Energy Crisis

Dimitri K. Simes | Jan 08, 2009
Everybody shares the blame for the recent conflict. Neither Ukraine, Russia, the EU or even the United States come out with their hands clean or their relationships intact.

No Dog in This Fight

Doug Bandow | Sep 09, 2008
Washington should learn from Ukraine's internal political turmoil that it should stop trying to pick sides in unpredictable political systems.

The Pendulum Swings in Ukraine-Yet Again

Nikolas K. Gvosdev | Oct 01, 2007
Yuliya Tymoshenko has made her triumphant return. What can we expect of her and Viktor Yannukovych’s governing coalition?

Process over Personalities in Ukraine

Sean R. Singer | Apr 16, 2007
A panel of experts speaking at The Nixon Center agreed: The United States must invest in Ukraine’s political process, not individual leaders, during the present crisis.

On the Dissolution of Ukraine's Parliament

Anders Aslund | Apr 04, 2007
In Ukraine, it is difficult to see the outside world doing much else than calling for a peaceful solution and democratic and lawful procedures.

Nine Lives

Tatiana Serafin | Apr 03, 2007
The latest political meltdown in Ukraine has the imprint of one politician who won’t step down—Yulia Tymoshenko.

Ukraine's Constitutional Conundrum

Nikolas K. Gvosdev | Apr 03, 2007
Amidst Ukraine's constitutional crisis, the United States should remember recent history and back the legal process, not its favored ally.

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