In politics or diplomacy is rarely, if ever, something that could be reduced to a matter of “all or nothing”. However, this is how the Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev seen the election against Ukraine. He was laying down the hard choice would give Russia its larger neighbor (population 46 million) in the post-Soviet space. The context was the important decision of the Ukrainian government to approve the text of the Association Agreement with the European Union in the country. Moscow had fought a rearguard battle to stay ahead of development. The future path of Ukrainian society EU is in the process of becoming a …
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