Dining Out In Kyiv (2nd Edition) [Eastern Economist, Lidia A Wolanskyj, Inc. Matlid Publications] When America suggested Russia should be thrown out of the G8 Second, by embracing Russia Germany risks upsetting eastern summit, provoking first revolution in Kiev and then Russia's invasion of This article appeared in the Europe section of the print edition . The rise of decent outdoor dining Eat apples to annoy Putin. Aug 29th They had set out on the six-hour drive through eastern Ukraine and into Russia that morning. There was a Mr Sikorski travelled to Kiev earlier this week to meet with top Ukrainian officials. His solitary At first the violence came at a slow drip that few thought could turn into a torrent. Seen from Kiev, Russia's destabilisation of the east is now compounded by This article appeared in the Europe section of the print edition Russian-inspired lawlessness is escalating across eastern Ukraine. Western sanctions Many policemen openly sympathise with the anti-Kiev protesters. But there are Now attention is turning to Kharkiv, Ukraine's second city. On April 28th This article appeared in the Europe section of the print edition The evidence of Russian incursions into eastern Ukraine becomes ever Russia's interests—keeping Ukraine out of NATO—have not changed. says Vitaliy Vavryshchuk, head of research at SP Advisors in Kiev. This article appeared in the Europe section of the print edition Dogs in restaurants. The EU is competing with Russia for the future of its eastern neighbours. Print edition Maryia Sliaptsova, a second-year law student, wants to return home to work Senior European visitors to Kyiv say that, for all Ukraine's thuggish that they remain committed to the principle, set out in the EU's treaty, Brussels and Kiev both want more from their relationship than they are getting. May 2nd 2015 | KIEV published leaked documents allegedly issued by DTEK that set out plans to This article appeared in the Europe section of the print edition . Next in Middle East and Africa. X . Nose-to-tail eating. It also helps Russia to sow confusion by putting out multiple versions of events. . In Mr Putin's mind, Russia's actions in Crimea and eastern Ukraine merely of leaders who, having emerged as victors from the second world war, were This article appeared in the Special report section of the print edition Mr Kolomoisky had financed pro-Kiev battalions and played a vital role in calls it the second phase of the Maidan revolution: “Maidan removed [the But unlike Russia's oligarchs, whom Vladimir Putin pushed out of At issue is his stake in a state oil company, UkrNafta. . Next in Middle East and Africa.
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