Kateryna Pishchikova
ISPI

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Kateryna Pishchikova is an associate research fellow at the Istituto per gli Studi di Politica Internazionale (ISPI) and an associate professor of political science and international relations at the eCampus University in Italy.

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Nearly One Year In, How Does This War End?

As Russia’s brutal attack continues, it is becoming increasingly clear that the war will have no winners. The West must do more to help Ukraine end the human suffering, attain a just peace, and preserve its sovereignty.

  • Kateryna Pishchikova
· January 12, 2023
After Bucha, the West Must Revisit Its Assumptions

Policymakers should increase their support for Ukraine and reassess the nature of this war. Putin may be consolidating a totalitarian regime that will try to subjugate as many peoples in its neighborhood as possible.

  • Kateryna Pishchikova
· April 19, 2022
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Why It Is Not Only the Battle Over Crimea That Will Determine Ukraine’s Future

As the new Ukrainian government is struggling to contain the crisis in Crimea, the broader picture should not be lost from sight. Comprehensive political reforms and an inclusive and transparent political process are needed to renew and strengthen political institutions and regain legitimacy.

  • Kateryna Pishchikova
· March 13, 2014
commentary
The European Union and the Crafting of Durable Reform in Ukraine

The European Union has proven powerless to prevent a tragic spiral of lethal violence in Kyiv. In addition, its image amongst protestors has suffered. Now the key challenge for the EU is to begin shaping the conditions that will facilitate deeper democratic reform in Ukraine.

· January 29, 2014
Ukraine’s European Future: How the EU Can Make a Difference

The EU needs to revise its approach toward Ukraine. That means involving civil society and a range of other actors if and when negotiations between Brussels and Kiev resume.

· December 3, 2013
paper
Smart Geostrategy for the Eastern Partnership

The Vilnius summit is a chance for the EU to define a more effective Eastern strategy. Yet many European governments seem unsure about what being “strategic” actually means.

· November 14, 2013
paper
A More Pluralist Approach to European Democracy Support

The EU must embrace a wider variety of tactics, models, actors, and strategies, or it risks losing credibility and traction in the field of democracy support.

· October 29, 2013