TABLE OF CONTENTS
THE CRIMEAN PLATFORM WILL BECOME A FOREIGN POLICY INSTRUMENT OF THE DE-OCCUPATION STRATEGY.
Interview with the First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine
Emine Dzhaparova
THE HUMAN RIGHTS SITUATION IN THE TEMPORARILY OCCUPIED CRIMEA
AND UKRAINE GOVERNMENT’S ACTIONS FOR SECURING TIES WITH UKRAINIAN CITIZENS RESIDING THERE
Anton Korynevych
SHOULD WE FEEL LONELY? ASSESSING INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT OF UKRAINE REGARDING CRIMEA
Yar Batoh and Khrystyna Holynska
WHY THE UNITED STATES SHOULD JOIN THE CRIMEAN PLATFORM?
Iryna Dudko and Vladyslav Faraponov
DIPLOMATIC CONFRONTATION IN THE OSCE ON RUSSIA`S OCCUPATION AND MILITARISATION OF CRIMEA
Andrii Tkachuk and Volodymyr Prykhodko
CIVIL SOCIETY IN OCCUPIED CRIMEA: A FIGHT FOR THE RIGHTS
Valeriia Skvortsova
ADDRESSING RUSSIA’S OCCUPATION OF CRIMEA: FROM CONFLICT MANAGEMENT TO PEACEBUILDING
Maksym Bugriy
MAKING THE CRIMEAN SANCTIONS WORK: WHAT UKRAINE AND THE WEST CAN DO TO INCREASE THE EFFICIENCY OF THE SANCTIONS REGIME
Yuliya Kazdobina
THE BLACK SEA AND THE BALTIC SEA: TWO SEAS, ONE SECURITY CHALLENGE
Andrii Ryzhenko
A CHANGE OR CONTINUATION OF THE STATUS QUO IN THE BLACK SEA REGION:
THE CASE OF CRIMEA’S ANNEXATION
Mustafa Gökcan Kösen and Sabri Deniz Tığlı