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By Ivan Katchanovski, PhD, School of Political Studies & Department of Communication, University of Ottawa, Canada, Oct 1, 2014 The following is an 8,100 word paper presented at a seminar by [...]

Two articles, and video: Fire sweeps through Kiev’s oldest movie theater during LGBT movie By Anna Dolgov, The Moscow Times, Oct. 30, 2014 A fire has swept through the oldest movie theater [...]

By Michael Perelman, Counterpunch, October 28, 2014 Globalization, in some ways, resembles the process of climate change. Both are dangerous, out‑of‑control processes that move along virtually [...]

By Natalia Zinets, Reuters, Oct 28, 2014 Kiev – Ukraine is unlikely to receive a second tranche of a $17-billion loan program from the International Monetary Fund this year as expected, [...]

By Professor Vladislav Bugera (Ufa, Bashkortostan, Russian Federation), published on the website of Stephen Shenfield, Oct 27, 2014 What is ethnic identity? As soon as you start to ponder this [...]

Reuters, Oct 28, 2014 AMSTERDAM–Dutch prosecutors are still awaiting U.S. intelligence reports on the crash of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 but American laws on passing on such information [...]

By website editors, Oct 28, 2014 Eight days after the New York Times and Human Rights Watch reported (on Oct. 20) the use of cluster munitions by Ukraine armed forces or militias in Donetsk and [...]

The numbers on the map indicate the electoral district identifying number. Turnout of registered voters is listed by shade of color in the side bar. Kyiv is shown in the upper center of map at [...]

Reuters, Oct 27, 2014 Dutch prosecutors investigating the crash of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 believe the aircraft might have been shot down from the air but that a ground-to-air missile [...]

By the Russian Communist Workers Party, Oct 27, 2014 Our comrades from certain western countries asked us on a number of occasions to express our opinion and gave a more detailed information [...]