Geography: Key Events In Ukraine's Political Crisis

In most of the recent history, [Ukraine] is considered to be divided into two regions - Eastern Eurasia / Soviet and Central Europe Central Europe (Sellar and Pickles, 2002). The geographical location of Ukraine between Russia and Europe, followed by the mixture of culture, language and history of contemporary Ukrainian citizens has been the root cause of national political and social anxiety for many years. The EU / Russian Federation fault line is a division of Ukrainian population, mainly due to recent protests that began in November.

The political and economic situation of Ukraine is not what people want in their country. From the ongoing Eastern crisis / war to the constant political crisis of the capital, Ukraine is not a country where foreigners are again in European tourist destinations. But our project is coming! The name of the project is felt in Ukraine, and as a name the purpose of the project is to feel, promote and promote the true culture, tradition and value of Ukraine. Furthermore, our aim is to spread the positive image of Ukraine to the international community and to support the development of sustainable tourism in Ukraine.

Introduction of the historical background and policy response of the Ukrainian immigration movement Researchers in Ukraine often misunderstand about their physical and political geography. Some people regard Ukraine as a central European country, others see the country through the prisms of the buffer zones in the east and the west (Lysiak-Rudnytsky, 1994). The Ukrainian society has political uncertainty over many years and the ongoing political turmoil caused by internal and external factors is related to this.

Initially, due to the political crisis of Ukraine and social unrest, several weeks protest actions were carried out at Maidan · Netzenosti (Independence Square) in the center of Kiev, but because of the sympathy of the protesters, many observers were in Russia and the West There is recognition that it is between. Another manifestation of the struggle between shape and geopolitical hegemony. It does, but it also more critically demonstrates the new stage in the evolution of Ukraine as an independent sovereign state, and has created a new form of protest - not a separate color revolution but a self-organizing self-regulating area actually It is located in the center of the capital city