The tug-of-war between president and parliament has ended in a compromise that will grant the president new powers. But the truce may not lastby CHRYSTYNA LAPYCHAK KIEV HAS APPARENTLY SETTLED A CONflict that nearly all the former republics have faced since the breakup of the Soviet Union in 1991. The debate over the division of power led to a public […]
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