In the Guardian, Freedom's front line: Europe must give immediate and total support to Ukraine's velvet revolutionaries
Actually, it's in places like Kiev, rather than in Brussels, that you see what a great story Europe has to tell, if only we knew how to tell it. It's the story of a rolling enlargement of freedom, from a position 60 years ago when there was just a handful of perilously free countries in Europe, and virtually the whole continent was at war, to a position today where there are only two or three seriously unfree countries in Europe, and almost the whole continent is at peace. Today, the front line of that forward march is in Ukraine.
Posted by Paul in Ukraine Politics at November 29, 2004 04:25 AM | 1 Comments
