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STOPWATCH 2, Debate 3: NATO and Ukraine after the Orange Revolution 22 November 2005 Background NATO in the Balkans Multimedia Stopwatch : A special interactive video forum series with Jamie Shea After the Orange Revolution, NATO’s relations with Ukraine have seen a number of important developments, including the launch in 2005 of an Intensified Dialogue on Ukraine’s membership aspirations and related reforms. What will the future bring as NATO-Ukraine relations continue to evolve through increased cooperation? Has the stage been set for Ukraine to attain membership status, or is there still a great deal more that Ukraine needs to do? Moderated by Mr. Jamie Shea The experts taking part were: Mr. Oleksandr Sushko - Director, Centre for Peace Conversion and Foreign Policy of Ukraine Mr. James Sherr - Fellow, Conflict Studies Research Centre at the UK Defence Academy Mr. Michel Duray - Director, NATO's Information & Documentation Centre in Kyiv Video Full STOPWATCH video .wmv/19291kb Video in parts:   Part 1: Where does Ukraine stand one year after the revolution? .wmv/5549Kb Part 2: The current Government wants Ukraine to join NATO, but do the people of Ukraine agree? .wmv/7560Kb Part 3: What issues need to be addressed in order for Ukraine to meet membership criteria? .wmv/5783Kb Transcript of the video forum - Audio version: .MP3/15643Kb Transcript of the video forum Pусский - Yкраїнська