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Vladimir Bruter

Expert of the International Institute of Humanitarian and Political Studies.

Forgetting about Ukraine?

Russia has already lost Ukraine – not now but years ago, for good or at least for long. Yet it is very likely that very soon the loss of Ukraine will no longer seem very important. Indeed, an ability to find and use one’s chance is much more important than emotions over phantom losses.

Vladimir Bruter

A Horizontal Ukraine

The participation of Donetsk representatives in the government corresponds to the “horizontal principle,” but domination does not. There will be neither real reform nor a modern and efficient state in Ukraine unless regions feel that they are equal.

Vladimir Bruter, Vyacheslav Igrunov

Failing Again – But Better Than Before

What happened in Kyiv was not a protest. There were elements of protest in the actions of citizens, but not in the actions of politicians. It was a planned resistance intended to impress other countries and cause their reaction.

Vladimir Bruter