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A destroyed car in Donetsk, a Russian-speaking part of eastern Ukraine, during the 2014 Russian attack (Photo: Irina Gorbasyova)

The Russian language 'problem' inside Ukraine

In a country, Ukraine, where not long ago people were nostalgic for the Soviet Union, today, most individuals consider themselves Europeans, and they see no alternative future except with the West's political unions.

EU membership is now supported by a record number of Ukrainians —

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Maxsym Skrypchenko is president of the Ukrainian think tank, the Transatlantic Dialogue Center.

A destroyed car in Donetsk, a Russian-speaking part of eastern Ukraine, during the 2014 Russian attack (Photo: Irina Gorbasyova)

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Maxsym Skrypchenko is president of the Ukrainian think tank, the Transatlantic Dialogue Center.

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