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President’s choices shrink as political crises deepen

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Aleksandr Sinitsa/UNIAN
Opposition Bloc Head Yurii Boiko (left) is being discussed as the next head of occupied Luhansk to organize elections and special status, while the Radical Party of Oleh Liashko (right) is widely viewed as Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko’s last hope to form a new coalition government.

KYIV – Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko saw his options narrow this week as he seeks to resolve Ukraine’s deepening political crises, namely the war in the Donbas and the formation of a new coalition government. His position has gotten so limited that he is considering appointing political players once considered to be off limits for…...

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