Authors | Andreas Umland

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Andreas Umland

Andreas Umland is a senior research fellow at the Institute for Euro-Atlantic Cooperation in Kyiv and general editor of the book series “Soviet and Post-Soviet Politics and Society” published by ibidem Press, Stuttgart and Hannover.

Andreas Umland

Why Compromise in Donbas is Unhelpful

Andreas Umland: The German-Russian relationship – it’s complicated

Andreas Umland: What Brexit means for Ukraine

Andreas Umland and Christopher A. Hartwell: Why EU sanctions on Russia are overrated but …

Andreas Umland: How to solve Ukraine’s security dilemma

Andreas Umland: Gratitude for mass murder

Andreas Umland: Ukraine’s understandable but senseless hope for NATO membership

Andre Hartel, Andreas Umland: Challenges and implications of Ukraine’s current …

Andreas Umland: ​How anti-right wing critique becomes right wing

Andreas Umland: How Moscow is subverting Ukraine’s bid for freedom

Andreas Umland: Russia’s pernicious hybrid war against Ukraine

Andreas Umland: Forget Ukraine fatigue

Andreas Umland: Dutch likely to hand Putin a major symbolic victory in referendum on …

Andreas Umland; Poroshenko’s line, the Minsk agreement, and the special status for the …

Andreas Umland: Political risk insurance for foreign direct investment in Ukraine

Andreas Umland: The flaws of the Putinversteher’s Russian hermeneutics

Andreas Umland: Putin’s fragile popularity

Andreas Umland: ​The IMF, Ukraine’s debt to Russia, and the international order

Andreas Umland: What the Russo-Turkish incident could mean for Russia

Andreas Umland: How the Chinese government and French conservatives are helping Russia to …

Andreas Umland: Europe’s top security threat – poisoned public opinion in Russia

Andreas Umland: Reforms will succeed, but they alone won’t save Ukraine

Andreas Umland: Ukraine crisis is not only about Ukraine

Andreas Umland: Here’s how the EU can get Putin’s attention

Andreas Umland: Here’s one practical way to save Ukraine

Andreas Umland: Why the West should save Ukraine

Andreas Umland: Russia could solve the conflict quickly by simply withdrawing its support …

Andreas Umland: How the EU can help Ukraine

Andreas Umland: The EU should confront Russia on Ukraine

Andreas Umland: Misunderstanding Ukraine, misreading Russia

Andreas Umland: How spread of Banderite slogans and symbols undermines Ukrainian …

Ukraine’s political system should be changed

Raising the stakes of a Russian strangulation of Ukraine’s economy

The meaning of Tymoshenko’s case for the EU

Will Brussels miss a historic moment in Europe’s integration?

The National Interest: How Ukraine might blow its historic opportunity

How Ukraine-EU relations can move forward

Foreign Policy Journal: EU-Ukraine relations today: Between high hopes and rising worries

Foreign Policy Journal: Why should Ukraine be integrated into Europe?

EUobserver: Europe’s path to Moscow leads through Kyiv

The case for parliamentarianism

EU must chart middle course with Ukraine

Ukraine’s rising radical right spells trouble for nation’s democratic aims

Yanukovych’s revenge: Why and how Ukraine’s democracy is declining

‘Tushki’ and the decline of Ukraine’s representative democracy

Constitutional changes need to clarify governing responsibilities

Germany warming up to Ukraine’s EU hopes

European Union partly to blame for malaise

Democratic Ukraine, autocratic Russia: Why?

Is a second Crimean war possible? Don’t rule anything out with Putin

Russia Profile.org: Will there be a second Crimean war?

Maybe government’s main problem is not Yushchenko

Is the European Union becoming an instrument of Moscow’s neo-colonialism?

Andreas Umland: How anti-right wing critique becomes right wing

Andreas Umland: The IMF, Ukraine’s debt to Russia, and the international order