Ukraine has been for a long time
a proclaimed democracy aiming to integrate into European Union structures. European Union in the other hand, because of
highly bureaucratic procedures has been prolonging the road of Ukraine toward
European Union in the time when other countries with more or less the same standard
like Romania or Bulgaria were allowed to join and become full members of this organization.
This article shows how European
Union now is considering all the possible methods to “revive” the democracy in
Ukraine, or to protect it from losing its democratic means.
Russia has also been very much
involved in the situation and just recently called off their ambassador to
Ukraine to discuss the situation and come out with a position. The former President Yanukovych who was
mainly supported by Russian speaking Ukrainians had to leave the position
because of the new revolution. A lot of remorse
has been coming around regarding a possible split of Ukraine, with the news
titling their article “Ukraine going toward split”, this doesn’t seem as a possible
solution to both parties in Ukraine. The convention of Russian speakers in Ukraine
had come out denying a possible hand of Russian authorities in their position
and also stating that they don’t intend to separate.
The actual situation in Ukraine
is generally described as chaotic and soon delegations from European Union will
start going there to further evaluate the situation and find a possible
solution. So typical for European Union, they only start regretting what they
did after people get killed.
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