Anti-terror operation under way in Ukraine's east (2 Mb)
Issue # 16
05/05/2014
Pro-Russian insurgents have shot down two Ukrainian helicopters in the
eastern Ukrainian city of Slovyansk and hit another one. There are victims. READ MORE
- Gorshenin Weekly |
Published on EGF: 07.05.2014
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Armed conflict continues in eastern Ukraine (2 Mb)
Issue # 14
04/21/2014
Over the last week, pro-Russian activists in the east of Ukraine continued
armed seizures of buildings. In particular, the separatists stormed and seized
the city police department in Horlivka (Donetsk Region), with several injured
reported. The protesters put up a Russian flag on the building. READ MORE
- Gorshenin Weekly |
Published on EGF: 01.05.2014
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Russia sets up Crimean federal district (2 Mb)
Issue # 10
03/24/2014
Ukraine intends to appeal to international courts against Russia's illegal actions in
Crimea.
You can find more details in the section "SITUATION IN CRIMEA". READ MORE
- Gorshenin Weekly |
Published on EGF: 07.04.2014
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Crimea declares independence based on referendum results (2 Mb)
Issue # 9
03/17/2014
The Autonomous Republic of Crimea has held a referendum in which the
peninsula's population voted for joining the Russian Federation.
Read more in SITUATION IN CRIMEA READ MORE
- Gorshenin Weekly |
Published on EGF: 20.03.2014
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Russia continues deploying troops, equipment to Crimea (2 Mb)
Issue # 08
03/10/2014
The Crimean parliament has decided on the autonomy's joining Russia as "a
subject of the Russian Federation". Situation in eastern Ukraine remains unstable.
You can find more details in the sections "SITUATION IN CRIMEA" and "DOMESTIC
POLITICAL". READ MORE
- Gorshenin Weekly |
Published on EGF: 17.03.2014
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Russian Gas Supplies to Europe: the Likelihood, and Potential Impact, of an Interruption in Gas Transit via Ukraine (743 Kb)
Jack Sharples, EGF Associate Researcher and Andrew Judge
Do such organisations exist beyond the ‘self fulfilling prophecy’ level? Amidst the current tensions about Russian military deployment in Crimea, there has been considerable speculation in the European and American media about the security of Russian gas supplies to the EU. Such speculation is generated by a combination of concerns over the level of dependency on Russian gas imports faced by several EU member states and fears that the Russian government considers gas exports to be an ‘energy weapon’ that can be deployed against its former Soviet neighbours. This short article will address the likelihood of a suspension of Russian gas supplies to Ukraine and the impact of such a suspension on EU gas imports. READ MORE
- Gorshenin Weekly |
Published on EGF: 15.03.2014
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