Post-maidan Ukraine is at war. Not only against Russian invaders, but more generally against sovietism. This war has a military front in the East, but as important is the political, economic, social frontline in the rest of the country. Resisting the invaders and reforming the nation are the two fronts of a same fight: the struggle for the emergence of a new, democratic, European Ukraine.
While receiving the chairmen of the Council of the EU and the commission, Donald Tusk and Jean-Claude Juncker, for a key summit in Kiev, President Poroshenko has announced an ambitious plan, which he summed up as …read more
Source: European Voice
