The majority of respondents both from Russia and Ukraine would like to see both countries independent but friendly states with open borders without visas and customs (in Ukraine — 72%, in Russia — 58%). In Ukraine, the number of the supporters of the idea above has decreased from February by 4%, in Russia — by 6%.

36% of Ukrainians believe that Ukraine needs to focus its development on joining the Customs Union with Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan; 33% of respondents consider that our country should join the European Union. 18% of respondents support the position that Ukraine should maintain its independence and sovereignty in political and economic decision-making, without joining the EU and the Customs Union. 13% of respondents did not identify with their position on this issue.

The study found that 68% of Ukrainians do not plan to have vacation; this number has increased slightly in comparison with 2011 (66%); number of those who have no expenses to go somewhere is 21%. In 2011 this number was 23%, the difference is statistically insignificant.

The least popular Ukrainian official holidays – Independence Day of Ukraine (12%), Labor Day (10%) and Constitution Day (4%).