Vladimir FedorinFound 262 materialsNewest firstOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceRepublic (ex. Slon.ru)·Jul 20, 2015Help Russia and yourself. The idea of one Ukrainian billVladimir Fedorin - about what Ukraine could compete with Russia for leadership A star painted in the colors of the flag of Ukraine, and the flag of Ukraine on a residential building on Kotelnicheskaya embankment. Vyacheslav Prokofiev / TASS I am convinced that Ukraine needs a wide public discussion about a long -term strategy against Russia.Vladimir FedorinKommersant·Jun 8, 2015Why does Ukraine need Georgian reformers?8K 3 min. ... The appointment of Mikheil Saakashvili as governor of the Odessa region is not a joke at all. And certainly not an isolated event - a whole landing of the authors of Georgian reforms, probably the most successful in the world in recent decades, landed in Ukraine. Photo: Nikolay Lazarenko, Kommersant / buy photo VLADIMIR FEDORIN, author of the book "The Road to Freedom.Vladimir FedorinOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionForbes·Jan 2, 2015Special case: “I am a friend of that Russia that will not deceive...”photo Redux / East News On November 13, 2014, Kakha Bendukidze, a famous Russian and Georgian businessman and public figure, died. During his life, he created a large Russian industrial company, managed to take part in transformations in Russia and Georgia, and campaigned for reforms in Ukraine. You may not agree with his views and decisions, but it is difficult to deny the caliber of this man. from the author The conversation published below has its own background.Vladimir FedorinOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionForbes·Dec 29, 2014Kakha Bendukidze: “I am a friend of that Russia that will not deceive...”photo Redux / East News You may not agree with his views and decisions, but it is difficult to deny the caliber of this man. In memory of Kakha Bendukidze On November 13, 2014, Kakha Bendukidze, a famous Russian and Georgian businessman and public figure, died. During his life, he created a large Russian industrial company, managed to take part in transformations in Russia and Georgia, and campaigned for reforms in Ukraine.Vladimir FedorinOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionNew Times·Dec 2, 2014"I had my own war"The New Times publishes the chapter from the book about Kaha Bendukidze - "How to make Reforms" Kakha Bendukidze, suddenly died on November 13 in London, will go down in history as one of the most outstanding reformers of the 21st century. The last eight months of his life, the architect of Georgian economic reforms devoted to help Ukrainian society realize the scale of the problems facing him.Vladimir FedorinRepublic (ex. Slon.ru)·Nov 18, 2014How to make reforms in RussiaIn the early 2010s, the idea of introducing Kahu Bendukidze and Alexei Navalny Vital in the air. The leader of the Russian opposition and the successful reformer in the post -Soviet space would definitely find something to talk about. In 2012, I tried to organize their meeting in Odessa, where a libertarian seminar was held for several years in a row.Vladimir FedorinKommersant·Nov 3, 2014“It’s much more important to buy the loyalty of officials...”Direct speech 356 2 minutes. ... Vladimir Fedotkin, State Duma deputy, member of the budget committee Today there is no money for healthcare either in the budget or in the Compulsory Medical Insurance (CHI) fund. The government also does not have the opportunity to increase salaries for medical staff. So it turns out that doctors earn on average 27 thousand, nurses - 15-17 thousand, nannies - 14 thousand rubles. This is official data. Horror?Vladimir FedorinOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionRepublic (ex. Slon.ru)·Oct 29, 2014How is the reboot of the Ukrainian political system.The main task of the New Verkhovna Rada is to overcome the economic crisis and lay the foundation for sustainable growth in the next decade. But there are also political tasks Prime Minister of Ukraine Arseniy Yatsenyuk with his daughter during the vote. Photo: Reuters / Valentyn Ogireenko The official results of the parliamentary elections in Ukraine have not yet been summed up, but now it is clear that the country will receive the most pro -European parliament in its history.Vladimir FedorinVedomosti·Oct 23, 2014Vladimir Fedorin24.09.2014 Vladimir Fedorin: The Ukrainian revolution will be completed by those who are not widely known now Advertising AdvertisingVladimir FedorinOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionInLiberty·Oct 1, 2014Three conversationsAt the beginning of December 2013, when Maidan was just starting to flare up, Alexander Auzan and I started talking about the European integration of Ukraine. As befits an official, the dean of the Moscow State University Faculty of Economics, who was visiting Kyiv on a short friendly visit, insisted that Ukraine should join the Customs Union. They say that for Europe, plunged into crisis, Ukraine is nothing more than a sales market.Vladimir FedorinInLiberty·Sep 17, 2014September the fourteenthLast week Ya.M. wrote to my wife. Senkin-Tolstoy, author of the immortal story “Ferdinand, or New Radishchev”. Unfortunately, this book, published in the mid-2000s, passed by the reading public. The reason is the Russophobic tone, to the taste of the curators of our literature, and, as a result, the vanishingly small circulation. “Dear Vika!Vladimir FedorinRepublic (ex. Slon.ru)·Jun 17, 2014"We must become a reform champion to get the average result"Ukraine is on the verge of deep economic reforms. The government made by the government is either stepping towards the IMF (refusal of a fixed hryvnia rate, raising utility tariffs, freezing the salaries of state employees), or the implementation of predecessors (the new law on public procurement and a course for decentralization). There is no predetermination of what the new economic course will be.Vladimir FedorinForbes·Mar 6, 2014Kakha Bendukidze: “You cannot draw a line between where the oligarch is and where the entrepreneur is”photo Kommersant Why Ukrainian reformers should not fight at all costs to restore “justice” An empty treasury, a falling hryvnia, a recession in the economy, and an off-scale level of corruption - this is not a complete list of the achievements of the collapsed regime of Viktor Yanukovych.Vladimir FedorinOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionVedomosti·Feb 22, 2014Vladimir Fedorin: The end of the Medvedev doctrineFebruary 22, 2014, 16:41 / Opinions Vladimir Fedorin: The end of the Medvedev doctrine Ukraine is leaving the post-Soviet space. What should Russia do? Vladimir Fedorin On the night of Thursday, declared the day before as an all-Ukrainian day of mourning, shooting resumed in the center of Kyiv. By evening, the death toll approached a hundred. Most of the dead were unarmed: a pensioner, a farmer, a political activist, a political scientist from the Ukrainian Catholic University...Vladimir FedorinOur archive does not currently contain the full version of this documentPreserved copyLink to original versionNew Times·Dec 8, 2013Rent for rentWhy Ukraine is disappointed in the president ** How Yanukovych and his team stuck hope ** podpiska.newtimes.ru Caricatures on Viktor Yanukovych, pasted through the Maidan of Nebulia on December 4, 2013 In the fall of 2010, the owner of the largest UMH Publishing House in Ukraine Boris Lozhkin explained to the author why - with all his innate shortcomings - the team of President Viktor Yanukovych is vital in the economic success of the country.Vladimir FedorinPrevious123...18NextShow more