2006 PUBLICATIONS ARCHIVE

Opposition to NATO is legacy of the past    September 27, 2006

Adrian Karatnycky interviews President of Ukraine Victor Yushchenko    >>> read interview

(in Polish) Wasze masło, nasze karabiny    September 24, 2006

In an interview to Newsweek Poland, Adrian Karatnycky explains the current attitude of Ukrainian people and politicians to membership in NATO and comments on the nature of the relations between political forces in Ukraine.    download interview as PDF file (1,93 MB)

Ukraine and Russia: divergent political paths    August 17, 2006

Ukraine is in post-orange political meltdown while Russia is reinventing itself as a successful energy superpower. Right? Wrong, says Alexander J. Motyl, who looks beneath the surface of a changing relationship.    >>> read article

Response to an International Herald Tribune article, "Ukraine should not join NATO"    July 23, 2006

Adrianna Melnyk argues that the view that, in joining NATO, Ukraine would lose a far more valuable partner in Russia, is ungrounded and based on poor knowledge of history.    >>> read article

Opinion: Never mind the headlines. Ukraine's Orange Revolution is alive and well.    April 10, 2006

Commentary by Adrian Karatnycky for Newsweek International: the panic in the Western media over the results of Ukrainian elections is ungrounded.    >>> read article

Ukraine vs Russia: the politics of an energy crisis    January 17, 2006

The bitter gas dispute between Russia and Ukraine reveals the stark difference in the character of the two states. The European Union should take note, says Alexander J. Motyl, Orange Circle Board Member    >>> read article

(in Polish) Manewry zimowe    January 15, 2006

Adrian Karatnycky gives an interview to Newsweek Poland on the political nature of the gas dispute between Ukraine and Russia.    download interview as PDF file (1,47 MB)