A year after the beginning of the " revolution of dignity " Ukrainian politicians behave not respectable, the weekly writes. The struggle for the posts of Ministers and space in the Parliament forces observers to Ukraine to speak of " the circus " and " kindergarten ".

From the date of the parliamentary elections in Ukraine took place the month, but until now there is no power, emphasizes the log. Yesterday during the commemoration of the fallen in the previous year the participants of the Maidan disgruntled crowd of the President of Petro Poroshenko, accusing him of unfulfilled promises.

according to the results of the elections despite expectations prevailed party Prime Minister Arseniy Yatseniuk " popular front ", which was a blow for the President of Petro Poroshenko, writes The Economist. As a result, the country has formed two centres of power. Poroshenko and Yatseniuk " launched into a disagreement and posturing "that, in the opinion of the edition in force to fear the recurrence of conflict, the provisions in the government that emerged in the end of the " orange revolution ".

The Western allies of Ukraine struggling to keep Poroshenko and Yatseniuk together, however, says The Economist, both policies have never been on the short leg.

So, they could not unite before the election their party on unreliable data, the policy could not come to a common opinion about the title. The mayor of Lviv Andriy Sadovyi, the leader is a member of the coalition of the party of " self-Help ", complains about " misunderstanding and small skirmishes ".

The main battle, however, conducted for the posts of head of the Ministry of internal Affairs and Minister of justice. The possession of Ministerial posts is of paramount importance for the Ukrainian oligarchs, noted in the publication: some analysts say about the " beast battle for territory ".

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