2007 and 2013 in Ukraine, Tymoshenko was the most popular politician on the Internet, in blogs and social networks. Yulia Tymoshenko was the most popular foreign politician in the Russian media. In 2012 the national rating (28 December 2012) by the Razumkov Center and the "" recognised Yulia Tymoshenko as the best prime minister of Ukraine – 19.5%, compared with Viktor Yanukovych – 11.4%, Mykola Azarov – 8.6%, Leonid Kuchma – 5.6%, Viktor Yushchenko – 3.9%, Pavel Lazarenko – 2.2%. According to the sociological group "Rating" Yulia Tymoshenko was ranked as third most trusted politician in early April 2021, behind President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and then-Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada Dmytro Razumkov. Documentaries about Tymoshenko 2009 — «Julia» – American film studio «Coppola Productions». 2011 — documentary (25 minutes) shown to delegates to the NATO Parliamentary Assembly, 8 October 2011. Books about Tymoshenko 2007 — «Julia,Yulechka» – Antonina Nikolaevna Ulyakhina (Dnepropetrovsk) 2007 — «Julia, Julia Vladimirovna» Antonina Nikolaevna Ulyakhina (Dnepropetrovsk) Cultural references "Yulia Tymoshenko", a play by Adriana Altaras and Maksim Kurochkin in the Hans Otto Theater in Potsdam, Germany. (September 2006) The play "Who Wants to Kill Yulia Tymoshenko?", first performed at the opening night of the 2013 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, portrayed the political fight of Yulia Tymoshenko and her imprisonment. (August 2013) On 4 October 2014 in Milan, Italy, Yulia Tymoshenko's daughter Eugenia Tymoshenko presented the book "Ukraine, Gas and Handcuffs: The Trial of Yulia Tymoshenko" (Italian: «Ucraina, gas e manette: il processo a Yulia Tymoshenko»). The title, "Ukraine, Gas and Handcuffs: The Trial of Yulia Tymoshenko", demonstrates a clear understanding that energy is the key source of Ukraine's dependence. The author, Matteo Cazzulani, draws a clear parallel between Ukraine and the fate of Yulia Tymoshenko, denied her freedom because of her fight against corruption, the oligarchy and the dependence of the Ukrainian energy-sector on Russian energy. Notes References Further reading (article is updated on an occasional basis) Skard, Torild (2014) "Yulia Tymoshenko" in Women of power – half a century of female presidents and prime ministers worldwide, Bristol: Policy Press, , pp. 353–8 The Report: Emerging Ukraine 2007, Oxford Business Group, 2007, External links Yulia Tymoshenko profile at BBC News Online Yulia Tymoshenko biography at The Moscow Times Yulia Tymoshenko collected news and commentary at the Kyiv Post Yulia Tymoshenko approval rating by Razumkov Centre |- 20th-century Ukrainian women politicians 21st-century Ukrainian women politicians 1960 births All-Ukrainian Union