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New round of Western criticism targets Procurator-General Shokin

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EU Representative to Ukraine Jan Tombinski sits alongside Procurator General of Ukraine Viktor Shokin at a late September press conference in Kyiv.

KYIV – Ukrainians eagerly anticipating a visa-free regime with the European Union were dealt two major setbacks on November 5 as the result of their government’s actions. The Verkhovna Rada failed to muster enough votes to support legislation, required by the EU for a visa-free regime, which would forbid workplace discrimination based on race, political…...

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