Ukraine’s got a real chance to elect a reform-minded president if Western-leaning opposition parties unify. A dozen political consultants and smart Ukraine hands have told me that campaign funds will come if there’s unity, and with nearly 40 percent of voters still undecided, there’s still time to court voters ahead of the March 2019 presidential election.
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Melinda Haring: New party enters fray as Ukraine’s opposition tries to unify
On July 1, the People's Movement of Ukraine or Rukh elected Sergiy Dziadyk (center), a long-time civil society activist and volunteer, as head of its Lviv party regional organization.
