What Will Ukraine Gain From Its EU Deal? -- Inside Story/Al Jazeera
It triggered months of unrest, but Ukraine has signed an economic agreement with the EU in Brussels.
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko hailed the deal he signed with the EU on Friday - as the most important day in his country's history since its independence. But he did voice some concerns related to security - without mentioning Russia.
Russia has warned that signing this deal will have grave consequences. An adviser to President Vladimir Putin went as far as describing Ukraine's government as a fascist regime.
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Commentaries, Opinions, And Editorials -- June 27, 2014
Ukraine sets course for Europe, but rough waters lie ahead -- Sabra Ayres, Correspondent Sara Miller Llana, CSM
Putin's complicated game in Ukraine -- Bridget Kendall, BBC
Russia is threatening to cut off European countries’ gas if they don’t do its bidding -- Steve LeVine, Quartz
No matter what Putin says — Russian people have no appetite for war -- Matthew Rojansky and Kenneth Yalowitz, Reuters
Ukraine, Russia, And The European Union: The End Of The Beginning -- Mark Adomanis, Forbes
Analysis: US treads warily on unwelcome common ground with Iran and Syria in Iraq -- FOX News/AP
The Middle East That France and Britain Drew Is Finally Unravelling -- John B. Judis, New Republic
The Tajiks' Forgotten War -- Joshua Kucera, NYT
China Is a Different Kind of Global Power -- Dingding Chen, The Diplomat
What Australia Should Do in the South China Sea -- B. Schreer, Strategist
No quick solution to South Sudan's crisis -- Deutsche Welle
From Stalwarts to Scapegoats: America's Foreign Clients -- Ted Galen Carpenter, National Interest
The War to End All Wars? Hardly. But It Did Change Them Forever. -- Steven Erlanger, NYT
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