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Interview with Oleg Voloshin

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Published 30 September, 2007, 17:50

As it is quite obvious that no party is going to gain a majority of seats in the parliament, speculation about probable coalitions is gaining momentum. The Editor-in-Chief of the Ukrainian Profile magazine, Oleg Voloshin, believes there are two possible alternatives regarding political alliances.

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