Mykola Vorobiov
Ukraine will not capitulate to Trump's whims, and Russia is not ready to crawl away
What the Istanbul talks showed and how the Kremlin's demands have changed
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Sergii Gromenko
How the Web canceled the Istanbul ultimatum
Russia's ultimatum in Istanbul was intended to legitimize another massive attack on Ukraine, but lost its relevance even before it was published
Denys Marchuk
Summer forecast: what will happen on the rapeseed and sunflower market
The oilseed market is gradually rethinking its priorities
Kseniya Kirillova
Indian Defense in Geopolitics: Kyiv can deprive Moscow of the support of the countries of the "global South"
Why Ukraine should not dismiss those whom Moscow calls "allies"
Yaroslava Lopatina
AIDS testing: when fear and shame are stronger than symptoms
How the approach to treatment of sexually transmitted infections is changing in Ukraine
Oksana Seredyuk
Business Leadership in Time of War: How to Manage Yourself and Your Team
Work-life balance in times of war is a myth. In a stressful environment, balance is impossible. The following works
Vadym Denysenko
Trump's conversation with Putin – what it means for Ukraine
Putin is leading the U.S. by the nose, but Trump has little time to make a final decision
Arthur Lupashko
Will Ukrainians travel to Ukraine after the war?
Tourism is about the economy, employment, image and trust in the country
Oleksiy Izhak
If Russia considers Ukraine a threat, why does the rule-based world need such a Russia?
Even China supports the world order, it just wants to replace it with its own
Daria Kukurika
The lost reserve of the Ukrainian economy: why the market ignores 2 million workers
Employment inclusion often sounds like something "social" and humanitarian. But this is a false framework
Lyubov Mochalova
Butterfly effect: why reputation is the main business asset in the post-truth era
How businesses can maintain respectability in the era of fakes and emotions
Serhiy Korsunsky
Artificial intelligence: how it is dangerous now and how Japan is preparing to repel these threats
Uncontrolled "hallucinations" of AI and its use for direct sabotage are only a small part of the identified threats
Pavlo Leshchenko
Business and the state: why the alliance of lawyers, GR specialists and communications is beneficial for everyone
In large businesses, no initiative is launched without checking for compliance with the law, internal policies and public image
Sergiy Berezhnyi
"Striking at the most vulnerable point" – what underestimation of the enemy leads to
Operation Web: why underestimating Russia could be fatal
Vladyslav Matrenytskyi
PTSD treatment: approaches, methods, classics and innovations
Integrative approach to PTSD: how to combine psychotherapy and neurorehabilitation
Ihor Lutsenko
It is not enough for us to be stronger - we have to break the faith of the Russians and the world in their "power"
After all, the shadow of the previous empires - the Russian and Soviet ones - is still present around Russia, plus billions of dollars poured into propaganda and bribery
Ruslan Rokhov
Nawrocki is the next president of Poland: what it means for Ukraine
Ukraine is an important economic partner for Poland. Ignoring Ukraine is fraught with losses and a weakening of its own security
Valery Chaliy
Strike on Russian airfields - implications for diplomacy
No matter how events unfold, it is clear that a war of attrition is not suitable for the warring parties
Serhii Chubukov
Year of Child Protection. How to help little Ukrainians and what you can do personally
We do not know how long the war will last. Therefore, we must return childhood to children here and now
Tamila Tasheva
Crimea's return to Ukraine: key challenges of the transition period
Documents, help, trust: how Ukraine is preparing to welcome Crimeans after the liberation of the peninsula
Sergii Gromenko
What are the conditions for Trump to begin real pressure on Russia?
The Trump Always Chickens Out meme is already seriously annoying the White House
Dana Yarova
Legalization of weapons in Ukraine: why it is timely
A large number of trophy weapons have returned to cities with the military since 2014. Its legalization will help control this chaotic process
Serhiy Korsunsky
The West is not ready to fight, and this is still Putin's "strongest card"
Europeans are not ready to defend their countries: what global polls have shown
Vitalii Chepynoha
On the search for Bandera near Mariupol, or why Ukrainians are absolutely stronger than Russians
We thought that Dostoevsky was exaggerating. And Dostoevsky was smoothing it out
Kateryna Barysheva
New strategic culture: the role of civil society in the security sector
How communities change Ukraine's defense capability: examples, challenges, solutions
Maxym Zhorin
Possible attack on Sumy and Kharkiv - Russian goals and our actions
Probably, we are talking about adding two more regions to the negotiations, no matter how many kilometers we manage to advance
Yuriy Bohdanov
Trump is offended: he sincerely loves dictators, and they cynically take advantage of him
Diplomatic tactics aimed at demonstrating Putin's lack of negotiating skills are beginning to bear fruit, albeit slowly
Dmytro Vasiliev
War refugees and urban policy: why Portland's approach is important
The principle of success is that the city needs people more than the city needs people
Iryna Kachmarchyk
Business without borders: how to enter the international market and what you need to know about it
It is much more than registering a company in another country. It's a complex process that takes into account everything from logistics to mentality
Alexander Kochetkov
Artificial Intelligence of the Stupid "Shahed" and Other Achievements of Kremlin Propaganda
Real and fictional improvements to Russian missiles and drones
Vitaly Portnikov
It is better to fight for the enemy than for Stalin: how people fled from Soviet "happiness" to German captivity
Millions of Russians surrendered in 1941 because they did not want to defend the Bolshevik regime
Volodymyt Fesenko
Negotiations or war – Ukraine faces both
That is why it is now more important for us not so much to negotiate the end of the war as to resume the supply of American weapons
Said Ismagilov
No country could withstand a Russian attack. The Ukrainian Armed Forces are the only military force in the West
We all need to realize that no one in the world has the right to be rude and threaten us anymore
Ahia Zahrebelska
Putin tests Trump, China watches - why the Kremlin is raising the stakes
These are absolutely rational actions on the part of Russia
Vitalii Koval
Land in the wild. How the opening of the land market for legal entities has affected the agricultural sector
After the moratorium was lifted, there was no excessive concentration in the agricultural land market
Mariusz Kowalczyk
Polish presidential candidates do not understand who will help them defend themselves against Russia
If Russia attacks Poland, the fastest and most effective help will come from Ukraine
Julia Kazdobina
There is no system of deterring aggression in Europe anymore, and the Kremlin sees it
Russian subversive operations and violations of airspace in Europe have become routine today, but there is no response to them
Maryna Hukasian
A veteran in a leadership position: how military experience saves companies in a crisis
We need to get used to a new thesis: hiring a veteran is not about rehabilitation. It is about profit
Denys Marchuk
Soybeans may become more interesting than corn for Ukrainian producers. Here's why
The Ukrainian market confirms global trends. And this should be taken into account when formulating your strategies
Ihor Eidman
The United States shows helplessness while Putin laughs in its face as he shells Ukraine
A rapist kills in front of the public, and observers can only shame him and ask him to stop
Harri Tiido
Trained to kill: The Kremlin will have to solve the problem of angry front-line soldiers
Russian military veterans as a threat - external and internal
Vladyslav Matrenytskyi
PTSD is not only about war
Why each of us can face post-traumatic stress disorder
Larisa Makarova
Security and fraud prevention in the digital payment era
95% of Ukrainians choose to pay by cashless payments: what payment technology companies are doing to ensure payment security
Sergii Gromenko
Why populism is the dark but inevitable side of democracy
We endlessly scold Twitter and TikTok for the outbreak of populism, and rightly so. However, social media did not give rise to this phenomenon - it is as old as democracy itself
