Michael Moser. Language Policy and the Discourse on Languages in Ukraine under President Viktor Yanukovych (25 February 2010–28 October 2012). by Alla Nedashkivska

“…Language Policy and the Discourse on Languages in Ukraine under President Viktor Yanukovych (25 February 2010–28 October 2012). Stuttgart: ibidem-Verlag, 2013. 495 pp. …”
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Learning from past experience: Yanukovych's implementation of authoritarianism after 2004 by Stephen G.F. Hall

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The Orange and Euromaidan Revolutions: Theoretical and Comparative Perspectives by Taras Kuzio

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Religious Studies in the Context of Religious Studies. Letter to D.Tabachnyk by Anatolii M. Kolodnyi

“…TABACHNIKU In the Department of Religious Studies of the Institute of Philosophy of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, which is currently the only academic institution in the country, with great acceptance adopted the position of President Viktor Yanukovych initiated in his Annual Letter to the Verkhovna Rada of "providing teaching in all forms of higher education in September 2011" the property of academic religious studies as a normative philosophical discipline, and in secondary school - a comparative history of religions…”
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The European Union’s Activity in Regard to the Conflict in Ukraine Before the 2014 Presidential Election by Michał Rulski

“…The focus here is on the EU’s involvement in the Ukrainian crisis in period from Maidan revolution at the end of 2013, which was occasioned by the rejection of the association agreement with the EU by President Viktor Yanukovych, and to the presidential election in 2014. …”
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Problems of the religious life of present-day Ukraine by Anatolii M. Kolodnyi

“…For almost three years, Ukraine has the power of Viktor Yanukovych, the power of Donetsk in all its branches. …”
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UKRAINE – A NEW BEGINNING by Paraschiva Bădescu

“…The last-minute decision of the then-Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych to suspend negotiations, which had been ongoing for several years, with the European Union to sign association and free trade agreements, pushed pro-European protesters in Ukraine to the streets to demonstrate against the government’s decision. …”
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Pipeline politics: Russian energy sanctions and the 2010 Ukrainian elections by Randall E. Newnham

“…The pro-Western President, Viktor Yushchenko, was replaced by the pro-Russian Viktor Yanukovych. This paper argues that Russian energy sanctions helped pave the way for Yanukovych's election. …”
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Religious Studies in the Context of Religious Studies by Anatolii M. Kolodnyi

“…In the Department of Religious Studies at the Institute of Philosophy of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, which is currently the only academic institution in the country, the President of Ukraine Viktor Yanukovych, with his approval, adopted in his Annual Address to the Verkhovna Rada the provision on "ensuring the teaching of all forms of education in higher education institutions since September 2011" academic religious studies as a normative philosophical discipline, and in secondary school - a comparative history of religions. " The clericalization of education, to which, contrary to the Constitution of Ukraine, the political-mindedness and polyconfessional nature of its citizens, the V. …”
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Polish and German press reports on cooperation between the foreign ministers of both countries in resolving the conflict in Ukraine (February-June 2014) by Anna Patecka-Frauenfelder

“…The analysis focuses on the unprecedented mission of the Weimar Triangle foreign ministers to Ukraine in February 2014, which led to an agreement between the Ukrainian opposition and President Viktor Yanukovych. A turning point was the visit paid by Radoslaw Sikorski and Frank-Walter Steinmeier to St. …”
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The Cyberpolitics of Music in Ukraine’s 2004 Orange Revolution by Adriana Helbig

“…These large-scale peaceful protests have become widely known as the Orange Revolution, named after the campaign colors of Viktor Yushchenko, the opposition candidate who ran against Viktor Yanukovych, a politician with a criminal record who was backed by Moscow and the sitting Ukrainian government. …”
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Cultural Orientations of the Politics of Education in Ukraine (2010–2013): Ideology Strikes Back by Dmytro Drozdovskyi

“…In this article, the author has analysed educational reforms and educational policy in general, which was implemented in Ukraine during the presidency of Viktor Yanukovych. A few political cases were analysed, in particular the opposition of the National University of “Kyiv-Mohyla Academy” to the educational trends implemented by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine under the leadership of Dmytro Tabachnyk. …”
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Bilingualism in Ukraine: Value or Challenge? by Csernicskó István, Máté Réka

“…The paper shows the attitude of the political elite that took power after the overthrow of President Viktor Yanukovych towards the issue of bilingualism. We present how the linguists and representatives of the intellectuals comment on the bilingualism in Ukraine. …”
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A Comparative Study of News Framing by the CNN and RT during Ukrain and Crimean Crisis (2013-2015) by Ali Omidi, Mehrdad Rashidi Alavijeh

“…The CNN has framed the Independence Square protests (Maidan Revolution) as well as overthrowing Viktor Yanukovych Government as popular and pro-democratic revolution. …”
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Between Kremlin influence and Ukrainian independence: The presidents of Ukraine from Kravchuk to Poroshenko by Radzym Jankiewicz

“…Viktor Yushchenko, emerging from the Orange Revolution, aimed to make Ukraine independent despite internal conflicts and pressures from the Kremlin. Viktor Yanukovych strengthened ties with Moscow, leading to massive social protests during the Maidan and his eventual escape to Russia. …”
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Intertwined Memories of Kryvyi Rih: The Ato, the Second World War, and the Cossacks by Denys Shatalov

“…Simultaneously, the most popular politicians in Kryvyi Rih are still those associated with the former Party of Regions, which was presented by former President Viktor Yanukovych, who was removed from power during the Revolution of Dignity in 2014. …”
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The statistical and dynamic modeling of the first part of the 2013-2014 Euromaidan protests in Ukraine: The Revolution of Dignity and preceding times. by Yassin Bahid, Olga Kutsenko, Nancy Rodríguez, David White

“…Ukraine's tug-of-war between Russia and the West has had significant and lasting consequences for the country. In 2013, Viktor Yanukovych, the Ukrainian president aligned with Russia, opted against signing an association agreement with the European Union. …”
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Ukraine, EU and Russia: soft power versus Realpolitik? by Pedro Barata

“…In November 2013, during the 3rd EU’s Eastern Partnership Summit, in Vilnius, Lithuania, Ukraine’s President, Viktor Yanukovych surprised the world refusing to sign the Commercial Agreement with EU, turning back to a EU possible integration. …”
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A new geopolitical Perestroika by Lukić Aleksandar R.

“…The thirty-year history of the Ukrainian state bears witness to its non-Russian and anti-Russian character, as well as to the undisguised influence of the United States of America, which was particularly evident in the so-called colour revolutions and the armed coup of 2014, which led to the overthrow of the legally elected president of this country, Viktor Yanukovych. Russian intervention in 2022, which has a global geopolitical character, shows that a new perestroika is in full play. …”
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RUSSIA’S ‘FOREIGN AGENT’ LAW: A RESPONSE TO AMERICAN DEMOCRATIC PROMOTION POLICY by Vijay Kumar

“…Recent overthrow of legitimate Viktor Yanukovych government inUkraineand subsequent decision by incumbent government to exclude Russian as administrative language can be sited as example. …”
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