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With regard to Ukraine it's become very much a 'Russia versus the West' issue with Ukraine as the victim and underdog. As a result the Ukrainian Government is usually pictured as 'doing its best under difficult circumstances'.
In reality however, Ukrainian politics are very much the plaything of a number of billionaire oligarchs and almost all the major Ukrainian politicians and Government members are in some way their clients, looking out for the oligarchs' interests.
Were it not for the feud with the seperatists and their Russian sponsors, the Ukrainian government would probably be generally described as pretty incompetent and corrupt.
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Who is Ukraine's government leader?
Ukraine executive power leader , by Constitution of Ukraine is the President of Ukraine - Viktor Fedorovych Yanukovych. So, in some meaning he is the head of government. But official title , Prime Minister of Ukraine is Mykola Yanovych Azarov
What types of government do Ukraine have?
The Ukraine has a unitary semi-presidential republic.
Is the coalition government holland known as orange coalition government?
No. Ukraine government is said to be orange coalition government
What kinda of system of government does Ukraine have?
presindential republic
What does Canada export to Ukraine?
The Ukraine exports crude petroleum oil to Canada.
Is Ukraine good earning place?
NO NO NO ... in fact most people make their money by traveling to other countries...it's only a good earning place if you have a really good job..like government job
Orange coalition government is formed again in which country?
Ukraine
What form of government in Ukraine?
Unitary state/Semi-presidential republic
What is good morning to Ukraine?
ukpeme i good morning in that langues
How do the people live in Ukraine?
Very good!
What types of ideologies (political, religious, or other) influence Ukraine's government?
other
What type of government exists in Ukraine?
This is the type: "Ukraine is a republic under a semi-presidential system with separate legislative, executive, and judicial branches. Ukraine has recently undergone an extensive constitutional reform that has changed the balance of power between the executive and legislative branches and their relationship to the President. A reform to local self-government has been suggested, but is yet to be formally approved."
