The power of the new Ukraine

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : To talk about "European Ukraine" isn't to describe an achieved state but a state of hope: hope of membership in the European Union - more meaningful to Ukraine, at least until Russia attacked, than membership of Nato.
49% : Since 2017, as a result of that and of Brexit, Ukrainians have levelled up and Britons levelled down to identical rights of EU entry: 90 days' stay without a visa.
48% : Faced with an existential struggle against a powerful, ruthless neighbour, Russia, where nationalism now serves autocracy, an emergent class of Ukrainian liberals made common cause with Ukrainian nationalists.
39% : It might seem trivial now, when Ukraine is on fire and hundreds are being killed every day, when all that seems important is how many Russian tanks and planes and soldiers the Ukrainians have to blow up to make Putin stop, to talk about abstractions like nationalism and liberalism.

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