Analytical review of the week No. 107 of 03/14/2021.

ANALYTICAL REVIEW OF THE MOST IMPORTANT DOMESTIC, FOREIGN POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC EVENTS OF THE WEEK

08.03.- 14.03.2021

CONTENT:

INTERNAL POLICY.

1. Forum "Ukraine 30. Culture, media, tourism". Results.

2. Meeting of the NSDC and its decisions.

3. The Congress of Judges elected four members of the High Council of Justice.

4. The congress of the Servant of the People party approved the new edition of the party charter.

The Political bureau 1.0

After almost 2 years of Vladimir Zelensky's unsuccessful tenure as President of Ukraine and his increasing conviction of his inability to achieve his goals within the existing vertical of power (Parliament, Government, judicial system) and procedures (Constitution and laws), the power in Ukraine has actually been transformed into the national version of Politburo (Political Bureau): the highest collective body of state management, standing actually above it and having little limited powers.

Analytical review of the week No. 106 of 03/07/2021.

ANALYTICAL REVIEW OF THE MOST IMPORTANT DOMESTIC, FOREIGN POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC EVENTS OF THE WEEK

01.03.- 07.03.2021

CONTENT:

INTERNAL POLICY.

1. Aggravation of the armed conflict in the Donbas.

2. Initiatives of the authorities on judicial reform.

3. The office of the president initiated the creation of a mechanism for analyzing resonant court decisions concerning war veterans in the Donbas and public activists.

Analytical review of the week No. 105 of 02/28/2021

ANALYTICAL REVIEW OF THE MOST IMPORTANT DOMESTIC, FOREIGN POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC EVENTS OF THE WEEK

22.02. - 28.02.2021

CONTENT:

INTERNAL POLICY.

1. The parliament returned the competitions for the civil service, expanding the powers of the acting. ministers.

2. Sentence to Sergei Sternenko. Protests at Bankova Street.

3. Unsuccessful blocking of 426 Internet portals. Meeting of the National Security and Defense Council.

Analytical review of the week No. 104 of 02/21/2021

ANALYTICAL REVIEW OF THE MOST IMPORTANT DOMESTIC, FOREIGN POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC EVENTS OF THE WEEK

February 15 - February 21, 2021

CONTENT:

INTERNAL POLICY.

1. Forum of the authorities on utility tariffs within the framework of the Ukraine 30 project.

2. The government has approved a bill for the dismissal of Artem Sytnik from the post of head of the Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU).

Analytical review of the week No. 103 of 02/14/2021.

ANALYTICAL REVIEW OF THE MOST IMPORTANT DOMESTIC, FOREIGN POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC EVENTS OF THE WEEK IN UKRAINE AND THE WORLD

(08.02.-14.02.2021)

CONTENT:

INTERNAL POLICY.

1. Zelensky's initiative with 30 forums.

2. Sociology. A decrease in the ratings of the pro-government team. Citizens' opinion on blocking TV channels.

3. Rumors about a possible rotation of the parliament speakers.

4. Talk about warfare intensification on the front-line.

Weekly Analytical Review №101, Jan. 31, 2021

Analytical review of the most important domestic, foreign, and economic events of the week.

1. Domestic Policy

1 The letter of the G7 ambassadors and the legal system reform in Ukraine.

2 US sanctions against the parliament member Alexander Dubinsky and the faction “the Servant of the People”.

3 Sociology. Ratings of “the Servant of the People” and the President decline.

4 Increasing tariffs and the protests.

5 The parliament of Ukraine adopted a law on the national referendum.

The Storming of the Capitol Seven Consequences for the American Political System

It does not really matter who masterminded and orchestrated the storming of the Capitol, nor who is trying to exploit the situation. Whether it was a special operation by the Democrats to suppress the resistance of the Republicans during the certification of the electors’ votes, or it was just a repercussion of the crowd effect and a commonplace stupidity, or it was indeed masterminded by the US President Donald Trump who was trying to put pressure on the Senate (which is the most likely) – all these versions are substantial, yet all of them are unimportant altogether.

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