Author: Adrian Karatnycky
March/April 2005
Foreign Affairs
The electoral triumph of opposition leader Viktor Yushchenko and the victory of the Ukrainian people over their country's corrupt leadership represent a new landmark in the postcommunist history of eastern Europe, a seismic shift Westward in the geopolitics of the region. But what will come next for the new president— and the rest of the former Soviet Union?
Adrian Karatnycky is Counselor and Senior Scholar at Freedom House.
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