Items tagged with: Ukrainian reforms

Fighting IPR piracy is a major issue for the Ukrainian economy as a whole covering a wide range of industries and sectors

American Chamber of Commerce President Andy Hunder identifies five key focuses for Ukraine’s new government

Former Estonian PM Juhan Parts offers insight into Estonia’s transition experience and argues in favour of greater EU/US direct engagement in support of Ukraine’s historic European transformation bid

Ukrainians edge a step closer to the rest of Europe with move towards lifting of visa barrier as Brussels seeks to provide Ukraine with tangible results for post-Maidan reforms

Ukraine remains dogged by negative headlines but progress towards improving the business climate is evident in a range of spheres

All the talk in Kyiv is of reforms but in reality the barriers to a better Ukraine are so deeply ingrained that only a fundamental restructuring of the state will bring success

Ukraine’s anti-corruption efforts suffer major blow as leading minister announces resignation and accuses government of actively undermining reform process

Anti-corruption efforts must produce concrete results if Ukraine is to maintain international support for its ambitious post-Maidan reform drive

Legal sector can contribute to the ongoing reform process and help transform Ukraine in the coming year

Ukraine finally hits the right note with new WWII memorial holiday highlighting country’s role as epicenter of twentieth century totalitarian terror

Ukrainian law enforcement revolution becomes street level symbol of post-Maidan reform process as new Patrol Police emerge as photogenic selfie stars

European Commission backs visa-free access for Ukrainians but hurdles remain amid immigration fears over Syria refugee influx to EU nations

Former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili takes on Odesa Governor role and emerges as national anti-corruption crusader as exasperated Ukrainian public demands real reforms

Today’s Ukraine needs to foster an entire generation of exceptional talent capable of leading the nation through historic transition

Investors eye Odesa as Black Sea port city attempts to lead Ukraine’s reform drive

Flawed local elections highlight democracy deficit but cynicism will not help build a better Ukraine

New Kyiv patrol police service is proving so popular because ordinary Ukrainians are dying for dignity