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Wednesday, December 13, 2017
Back to gas
Although it would be easy to continue to cover the Saakashvili circus or the fractious NABU environment, it is perhaps time to return to the dull drudgery of building a nation that looks something like the international obligations Ukraine has entered into, and by extension eventually arrive at the outcomes much of the national constituency expect.
After all, as difficult and seemingly unrewarding as those efforts may currently appear to many, this is why this generation of Ukrainians are attempting to plant the acorns from which mighty oaks will hopefully grow, and under which their children and grandchildren will sit – indebted to those that currently toil.
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