Ukrainians recently celebrated the thirtieth anniversary of the country’s restored independence. Three decades is a considerable length of time, enough for an entire generation to be born and reach adulthood. As we celebrate this landmark, we must also learn the lessons of the past thirty years and explore how to build a better Ukraine in the decades to come. Young Ukrainians have a key role to play in this process.
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Ukrainians march from Taras Shevchenko Park to European Square on Nov. 24, 2013, in Kyiv. It was one of the first protests of the EuroMaidan Revolution that toppled Kremlin-backed President Viktor Yanukovych on Feb. 22, 2014.
