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Ukraine: ‘Strasbourg backs Yulia’

Yulia Tymoshenko was arrested unlawfully and for political reasons, according to the ruling of the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg on April 30. Tymoshenko […]

2 May 2013
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Gazeta Wyborcza
EU-Ukraine: Financial stick and carrot

The European Union has pledged €610m in financial support to Ukraine while European Council President Herman Van Rompuy has said Kiev must demonstrate “determined action” […]

26 February 2013
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European Voice, Gazeta Wyborcza
Ukraine : Rude awakening for Ukrainian dream

The elections of 28 October “have reshuffled the cards of Viktor Yanukovych’s authoritarian regime. This is not a disaster, but the 'Ukrainian dream’ is dying,” […]

30 October 2012
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Lidové noviny
Ukraine: Euro 2012 boycott still in the balance

“Poland speaks up for Tymoshenko”, Gazeta Wyborcza headlines as Kiev has postponed a central European regional summit that was to be held on […]

9 May 2012
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Gazeta Wyborcza
EU-Ukraine : Don’t pull the blind down on Kiev

Although the recent sentencing of the former muse of the Orange Revolution, Yulia Tymoshenko, has raised doubts about the independence of the Ukrainian justice system, the EU should not give up on dialogue with Kiev, which remains eager to build relations with the EU.

25 October 2011
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