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Articles by Denys Kiryukhin

Russian Eurasianism: An Ideology of Empire

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By Marlene Laruelle, Aníbal Nicolás Saldías, Denys Kiryukhin, Maxim Trudolyubov
| Wilson Center
“Russian Eurasianism is a lucid and rational guide, based on thorough scholarship and an admirable reluctance to sensationalize or to claim too much.”— Edmund Griffiths, Times Literary Supplement “Laruelle is to be congratulated on her lucid and intellectually disciplined discussion of the ambiguous, intricate, and often contradictory ideas that shape Russian Neo-Eurasiansim.… a must-read for intellectual historians, policymakers, cultural scholars, Russia Watchers, or for that matter, anyone...
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Losing Brains and Brawn: Outmigration from Ukraine

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By Denys Kiryukhin, Aníbal Nicolás Saldías, Maxim Trudolyubov, Alice E. M. Underwood
| Wilson Center
BY DENYS KIRYUKHIN Until a few years ago, the steady increase in outmigration from Ukraine and the subsequent loss of labor and intellectual capital were not at the forefront of the country’s concerns. Today the situation has changed: politicians and state authorities have injected a note of urgency in discussions of migration.
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Zelenskiy's Landslide in Ukraine: What Does It Mean?

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By Olga Burlyuk, Balázs Jarábik, Denys Kiryukhin, Konstantin Skorkin
| Carnegie Endowment
Olga Burlyuk, Centre for EU Studies, Ghent University We could call the past few months in Ukraine’s political life a case of reality turning into farce or of farce becoming reality. In any case it is now a fact that Volodymyr Zelenskiy will be the new president of Ukraine.
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The Ukrainian Military: From Degradation to Renewal

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By Denys Kiryukhin
| RealClear Defense
In August 2015, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense officially launched a comprehensive effort to overhaul the country's armed forces as conflict razed through the country's Donbas region. Three years later, fighting capabilities have reached their highest levels since independence in 1991. Yet, Ukraine's security problem persists, as its military potential remains vastly inferior to that of its primary adversary: Russia.
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