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Can Putin’s Absence Indicate A Palace Coup In Moscow?
Recently media has been flooded with chatter surrounding Russian president Vladimir Putin’s absence from the public eye over the past week, with rumors suggesting that there might have been a palace...
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On a windy evening in March, a slender man with slightly spiky hair stood in front of about two hundred people gathered at the Ukrainian Museum in Manhattan’s East Village. Beating time in the air with...
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Reforming Ukraine, One Step At A Time
Ukrainian servicemen participate in a military parade in Kiev on August 24, 2015 to celebrate Independence Day. Sergei Supinsky/AFP/Getty Images Marking its 24th year of independence, Ukraine is making...
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Can Macron’s Success Bring Stability To Europe And Reforms To France?
[brightcove videoID=5469528508001 playerID=] With populism purportedly on the rise, France’s recent election of Emanuel Macron — a pro-European, centrist candidate — over the far-right,...
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Entrepreneurs Thrive In The Czech Republic
[brightcove videoID=5487703180001 playerID=] Since it shed the yoke of communism in 1989, the Czech Republic has struggled through political and systemic corruption, as well as chaotic privatization,...
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Slovakia Thinks Globally
[brightcove videoID=5661347879001] Slovakia, a small nation in central Europe, is considered one of the most stable countries in the European Union. While the economic powerhouses of western Europe may...
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This Is How Propaganda Works: A Look Inside A Soviet Childhood
Red flags and a portrait of Soviet Union founder, Vladimir Lenin, at a rally marking the 100th anniversary of the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution in Moscow, Russia, on November 7, 2017/ Kirill...
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Russia: On Course To Disrupt
[brightcove videoID=5754404396001 playerID=] Russian president Vladimir Putin’s 18 years in power are marked by Russian actions in the international arena that are difficult to call collaborative and...
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After Russian Attacks In The Sea Of Azov, Ukraine Declares Martial Law
The Crimean bridge the over Kerch straight. Monday, Nov. 26, 2018. (ASSOCIATED PRESS) After spending four years as a target of Russian invasion, Ukraine has finally declared martial law. This past...
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Ukrainian Humor: A Comedian Is Elected President.
Since the U.S. elected Donald Trump its president, nothing in the world of politics has seemed impossible. Still, the results of Ukraine’s presidential elections, Sunday, may have reached a higher...
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