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Keywords: Ukraine 2014,
The calls of chancellor Merkel to Putin and Yakunovych and the efforts of foreign ministers Steinmeier and Fabius of France, Sikorski of Poland, were crucial in getting both sides together for an agreement in Ukraine. This was the last opportunity to pull the country together as the use of Interior Ministry forces would have split the country and damaged the West's relations with Russia, which would have put all parties and countries in the region in a lose-lose situation.
Grouped Articles
European Ministers Brokered Ukraine Political Compromise
Wall Street Journal 02/22/2014
Deeply Bound to Ukraine, Putin Watches and Waits for Next Move
New York Times 02/23/2014
A History Lesson That Needs Relearning
New York Times 03/01/2014
Obama Pledges to Stand by Eastern European Nations
Wall Street Journal 06/05/2014
German Leader Emerges as Key Figure in Ukraine Talks
New York Times 08/19/2014
Merkel Seeks to Defuse Ukraine Crisis as Convoy Returns to Russia
Wall Street Journal 08/23/2014
A parallel diplomatic effort that may have been driven by the events in Lviv and in the Square and underestimated the depth of feeling in Ukraine and the organization of the protest movement.
Linked Articles
As His Fortunes Fell in Ukraine, a President Clung to Illusions
New York Times 02/23/2014
European Ministers Brokered Ukraine Political Compromise
Wall Street Journal 02/22/2014
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