President of Ukraine

and the struggle to become the land of the free. Ukraine much like early America is a land of rising opportunity one that is yearning for growth and financial stabilization. Gaining its independence from Russia nearly thirty years ago there is much work and development to occur in the near future. The current population reaches 46 million consists of ethnic Ukrainians (77%), Russians (17.3%), Moldovans, and Romanians (0.8%) (Albala, 2011). Ukraine is a very vast and diverse country that is perfectly

How education can transform Ukraine This speech was delivered at the Canada-Ukraine Parliamentary Program White Paper Committee Workshop, which took place Sept. 16-18, 2013 in Ottawa, Canada. I fully agree with the previous panelist Ms. Lada Roslycky that it matters to the Ukrainian public how you and I think. Education as a soft power is definitely a matter of national security for Ukraine. At the outset, I would like to apologise profusely for the somewhat unstructured presentation. In my

Us Response to Ukraine and Russian Conflict It has been argued that the Ukraine conflict can be attributed almost completely on Russian hostility. It is argued that, the Russian president Putin, assaulted Crimea because of the long desire to protect the soviet terrain, and from the prevailing situation, he may possibly pursue the entire Ukraine, as well as other nations in Eastern Europe. In this perception the dismissal of Ukraine president Viktor simply provided an excuse for Putin`s decision

the West, international law, international conflict it could be presumed that Russia is aligned with the realism ideologies. I believe that Putin has had a realist approach in how he has led Russia. To better argue my stance, I will use Syria and Ukraine as my focal points to better argue why Russia has had a rather realist approach in international politics. I will touch base on anarchy, self-interests and more importantly, security. Anarchy To better under how Russia has had a realist approach in

Ukraine is the largest country in Eastern Europe, having 603,700 square kilometers. Central Ukraine is covered with plateaus and fertile plains, they also have grasslands. The Black Sea Coastal Lowlands cover the southern borders of their country. The Dnieper River, one of the major rivers of Europe flows from Russia, through Belarus and Ukraine, to the Black Sea. The capital and largest city is Kiev. Ukraine has plenty of natural resources, which helped them develop an economy with significant agricultural

have taken place in the Ukraine. Russia had no business being in Ukrainian territory because Russia had signed a treaty with Ukraine to stay out. Intensive movements of Russian troops ventured into eastern

world’s global leader, the United States. Over the last two years, the ISIS terror group in the Middle East and the Ukraine Crisis in regards to the European Union, has led many to look at the United States to help in the situation and even question their ability to help in these two international conflicts. Based on this, it can be concluded that problems such as ISIS and the Ukraine Crisis are actual rebellions against the international law since they pose a major threat to the international system

former hegemon. Some, such as Poland, have been successful in this regard, while others, such as Georgia, have been less fortunate. For Ukraine, a vast agricultural country with centuries-old ties to Russia, answers to the questions of stability and identity have been uncertain ones. In spring 2014, following the Ukrainian Revolution in which pro-Russian president Viktor Yanukovych was deposed and replaced by Olexander Turchnyov, Russian forces invaded Crimea after signing an accession treaty on March

In this paper I will use my comparative skills to carefully analyze the Ukraine, and the Philippines under the following dimensions, which include political rights, civil liberties and the amount of freedom that exists within the respective countries’ borders. Both countries have many similarities and differences; yet, at the moment seem to have the same amount of freedom when looked through a wide scope or definition of democracy. The Philippines has been through turmoil since it became democratized

between the two world powers. Russian president Vladimir Putin’s military aggression has worried both european and american officials leaving them with a very difficult decision on how to deal with the issue and Putin because Washington’s attempts to deter Russia have failed