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Home | ALL NEWS | WORLD | “De-oliharkhizatsia”: The struggle to End Oligarchy in Ukraine

“De-oliharkhizatsia”: The struggle to End Oligarchy in Ukraine

March 29, 2021 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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"De-oliharkhizatsia": The struggle to End Oligarchy in UkraineThe word dominating politics in Ukraine today is “de-oliharkhizatsia”. It means “de-oligarchization” and symbolizes the Ukrainian government’s struggle to put an end to oligarchy in the country. An article in The Washington Post by David L. Stern reports what is going on. Here is an excerpt:

The word of the moment in Ukrainian politics is “de-oliharkhizatsia” or de-oligarchization: a renewal of the long-held goal — and sometimes only faint hope — to free the country’s political system of domination by the ultrarich.

Whether President Volodymyr Zelensky can deliver may set the tone for relations with the Biden administration. Ukraine’s gambit has added urgency as it tries to reset its standing in Washington after being center stage in the GOP’s unsuccessful dirt-digging efforts against then-candidate Joe Biden and his son Hunter.

Biden has made it clear he wants the Ukrainians to undertake root-and-branch political and economic reforms — a drive dating back to the Obama administration when Biden, as vice president, was the point man for Ukraine.

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Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Europe, Money Politics, Ukraine, Worldwide Corruption

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