A year before presidential elections, the nature of the campaign is already clear: political warfare with plenty of guns on show. KIEV, Ukraine–Storms are often preceded by a calm that makes the fury of the storm all the clearer. So it is in Ukrainian politics. The favorite for next year’s presidential elections, Viktor Yushchenko, had been quietly touring the regions […]

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