Ukraine: Under Victor Yushchenko

‘Bandits to Prison’: Old Guard Use Gas to Take Revenge in Ukraine Elections’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.3, no.13 (19 January 2006).

‘Yushchenko’s Government Loses Vote of No Confidence’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.3, no.7 (11 January 2006).

‘As Russia is Downgraded to ‘Unfree’ is it Unfit to Head the G-8?’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.3, no.2 (4 January 2006).

‘Tymoshenko Faces Rival Claim to be Anti-Yushchenko Orange Faction’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.232 (14 December 2005).

(with Jennifer Moroney) ‘The Challenge of Ukraine’s European Integration’, United Press International,, 12 December 2005.

‘Security Guard Melnychenko Returns to Ukraine’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.227 (7 December 2005).

‘Revisiting the Orange Revolution, Parts One and Two: Considerable Gains’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.217 and 220 (21 and 28 November 2005).

‘Who are Yushchenko’s True Allies?’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.212 (14 November 2005).

‘Ukraine’s Centrist Camp in Disarray Ahead of 2006 Elections’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.204 (2 November 2005).

‘Yekhanurov Refers to Oligarchs as “National Bourgeoisie”, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.201 (28 October 2005).

‘September Crisis Over, But Strategic Problems Remain for Yushchenko’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.192 (17 October 2005).

‘PACE asks for full investigation of Gongadze case’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.182 (7 October 2005).

‘Will Yushchenko Follow the Pattern of Serbia’s Kostunica-or Djindjic?’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasia Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.182 (30 September 2005).

‘Is PORA Turning Against Yushchenko?’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasia Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.180 (28 September 2005).

‘Ukraine’s latest political crisis’, Jane’s Intelligence Digest, 23 September 2005.

‘Signs Deal With Yanukovych to Get Prime Minister Approved’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasia Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.177 (23 September 2005).

‘Yushchenko Prime Minister Nominee Rejected by Parliament’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasia Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.175 (21 September 2005).

‘Behind Ukraine’s Political Crisis (Parts 1 and 2)’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasia Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.170 (14 and 16 September 2005).

‘UKRAINE: Government in crisis’, Oxford Analytica, 12 September 2005.

‘Yushchenko Finally Acts to Clean Up His Government’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.167 (9 September 2005).

‘Division Opens in Ukrainian Leadership: Will Yushchenko Fall In?”, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.166 (8 September 2005).

‘Ukrainian Parties Scramble for Media, Foreign Allies, Ahead of Parliamentary Elections’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.161 (17 August 2005).

‘The Myth of Ukraine’s “Third Force” in Parliament’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.158 (12 August 2005).

‘New Data Creates Demographic Profile of Orange Revolutionaries, Voters’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.156 (10 August 2005).

‘Yushchenko and Tymoshenko Call for Creation of Parliamentary Majority’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.153 (5 August 2005).

‘Ukrainian Parliamentary Speaker to be Progressively Marginalized’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.151 (3 August 2005).

‘Few Real Signs of Crisis for Yushchenko and Orange Revolution’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.147 (29 July 2005).

‘New Ukrainian Leadership Embraces Soviet-Style Conspiracy Theories’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.145 (27 July 2005).

‘With Parliament in Recess, Yushchenko Moves to Assert Authority’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.142 (22 July 2005).

‘Resolution of Gongadze Murder Blocked’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.140 (20 July 2005).

Yushchenko Election Coalition Divided Over Role for Lytvyn’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.132 (8 July 2005).

‘Gongadze murder: a cover up?’, Jane’s Intelligence Digest, 6 July 2005.

‘Criminal Charges Reach Senior Leaders of Ukrainian Opposition’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.128 (1 July 2005).

‘Ukrainian Economic Roundtable Fails to Convince Investors’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.126 (29 June 2005).

‘People’s Union-Our Ukraine Makes Surprising Choice to Lead Kyiv Branch’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.121 (22 June 2005).

Social Democratic-United Leader Medvedchuk Awaits His Fate’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.118 (17 June 2005).

‘Media Bias Decreases in Ukraine, But Through Dubious Means’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.113 (10 June 2005).

‘Criminal Charges Filed Against Ukrainian People’s Democratic Party’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.111 (8 June 2005).

‘Analysts Turn a Critical Eye Towards Yushchenko’s Early Record’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.104 (27 May 2005).

‘Two Down, One to Go? Ukrainian Officials Target Another Oligarchic Clan’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.97 (18 May 2005).

‘Kyiv Divided on How Far to go With Re-Privatization’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.92 (11 May 2005).

(with Jennifer Moroney), ‘How to help Yushchenko’, International Herald and Tribune, 6 May 2006.

‘More Problems for Yushchenko Government as Justice Minister Caught Exaggerating His Academic Record’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.87 (4 May 2005).

‘UKRAINE: Kolesnykov case presages further prosecutions’, Oxford Analytica, 20 April 2005.

‘Russia Becomes Haven for Those Fleeing Ukrainian Justice’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vo.2, no.74 (15 April 2005).

‘Tymoshenko Takes on the Oligarchs’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.72 (13 April 2005).

‘Will Melnychenko Tapes Be Used as Evidence in Gongadze Prosecution?’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.49 (11 March 2005).

‘Yushchenko Creates New Party of Power’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.47 (9 March 2005).

‘Closing the Books on the Gongadze Case’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.42 (2 March 2005).

‘Movement Toward Unification of Pro-Yushchenko Camp Stalls’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vo.2, no.33 (16 February 2005).

‘Yushchenko Announces New Emphasis on Observing the Rule of Law in Ukraine’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vo.2, no.30 (11 February 2005).

‘Profound Generation Shift Follows Ukraine’s Orange Revolution’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.28 (9 February 2005).

‘The Rise and Fall of Ukraine’s Social Democratic Party’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.25 (4 February 2005).

‘PORA! Takes Two Different Paths’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol.2, no.23 (2 February 2005).

Yulia Tymoshenko to Become Ukrainian Prime Minister’, Jamestown Foundation, Eurasian Daily Monitor, vol. 2, no.18 (January 26, 2004).

‘UKRAINE: Weak opposition gives Yushchenko a free hand’, Oxford Analytica, 25 January 2005.

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