At Stake In Ukraine's Drama Is The Future Of Putin, Russia And Europe -- Timothy Garton Ash, The Guardian
Ukraine may yet show us that the default model of revolution has changed to one of negotiated transition
Beyond the burning barricades and the corpses in the streets, here are five big things that are at stake in Ukraine's insurrectionary drama. They mean that what happens in Ukraine will affect not just the Ukrainians, but also Russia, Europe and our sense of what makes a revolution.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials
A Good Deal for the Ukrainian Opposition -- Max Boot, Commentary
Fascism, Russia, and Ukraine -- Timothy Snyder, New York Review Of Books
Kremlin aggravated Ukraine crisis but won't intervene, analysts say -- Carol J. Williams, LA Times
From sea of flags to rivers of blood: How Kiev peaceful protest turned into Maidan mayhem -- RT
Rubin: In Ukraine and Syria, Vladimir Putin wants to work with dictators -- Trudy Rubin, National Iinterest
Seven Reasons Putin Won't Give Up Ukraine -- Peter Coy, Bloomberg Businessweek
Putin's Olympic corruption -- Ilan Berman, USA Today
Why U.S. should care about Syria crisis -- Nader Hashemi, Special to CNN
The grinning generals who highlight flaws in our Afghanistan exit strategy -- Rob Crilly, Daily Telegraph
Chinese fume over Obama-Dalai Lama meeting. Will there be blowback? -- Peter Ford, Christian Science Monitor
Singapore’s Foreigner Problem -- Mark Fenn, The Diplomat
Venezuela: the Left´s favorite´socialist paradise´ is sliding into poverty and dictatorship -- Tim Stanley, The Telegraph
The College-Town Sexual Assault That Sparked the Venezuelan Violence -- Emiliana Duarte, New Republic
Venezuela's protests: The who, what, and why -- David Smilde, Christian Science Monitor
Understanding the Protests in Ukraine and Venezuela -- Dalibor Rohac and Juan Carlos Hidalgo, CATO
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