New Eastern Europe: news risking the stability of Ukraine
The policy of the President of Petro Poroshenko poses the danger of collapse of the already fragile reconciliation process, which began in Ukraine after the Minsk agreements, according to a publishing consultant geopolitics Matthew Turner, published on the pages.
Kiev fulfilled their military obligations in the framework of the Minsk agreement, but the process of implementation of the political part of the agreement has stalled. The government is still expected to recognize the autonomy of the regions in the East of the country, to engage in open dialogue on elections and return the necessary funding breakaway Republic, stressed the expert.
To achieve reconciliation in Ukraine it is necessary that the government allowed political opposition besprepjatstvenno to act in domestic politics, believes political analyst Aaron Shaviv whose opinion is contained in the publication.
Moreover, the former Ukrainian Minister of the parish of cash and duties Oleksandr Klymenko advocated the Donbass status of a special economic zone that would enable the region to become a center for investment and increase Its value For Ukraine, Turner emphasizes.
however, Poroshenko was distracted from the situation in the Donbas and addressing systemic issues - bribery and oligarchy. He produced a collision with a painful dilemma: how to revitalize the Ukrainian society, not alienating people that affect the safety and economy, says Turner. So, Igor Kolomoisky prior to his resignation from the post of head of the Dnipropetrovsk region was a vital ally of the government, He said.
Combating illegal activities of officials and oligarchy For Poroshenko is a way to reassure the Western allies, says Turner. The head of Ukraine and a Russian oligarch, who until now has not fulfilled a campaign promise to abandon its business interests. He was accused similarly, in the appointment of business partners and friends to government positions.
He first supported the government in Kiev, on their partners, and the development of a new class of loyal oligarchic power, can undermine the process of reconciliation in Ukraine, the expert said.
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