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Ukraine is taking a beating in the impeachment hearings – here's what's at stake

  • Written by Lena Surzhko-Harned, Assistant Teaching Professor of Political Science, Pennsylvania State University
In Ukraine, President Zelenskiy has a new nickname - Monica.AP Photo/Efrem Lukatsky

Is Ukraine a cesspool of corruption – or a helpless victim of Russian aggression?

Both of these simplistic narratives have been expressed during the ongoing impeachment hearings. As a political scientist who studies Ukrainian politics, I know both are damaging...

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