After months of tumult, Ukraine’s ambassador craves the mundane

By Laura Beaulne-Stuebing Nov. 10, 2014

'Maybe...in a couple of generations, Ukrainian diplomats will be like everybody else, won't be rushing with our telephones attached to our heads.'

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After months of tumult, Ukraine’s ambassador craves the mundane

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