Andriy Dligach
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Don't compromise, because compromises kill the future
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Oleh Romanov
The Future of Hiring: How AI Technologies Are Powering HR and Changing Recruiting
Companies that fail to properly integrate AI into their processes risk losing the fight for their most valuable resource – people
Ivan Sahaidak
US Immigration Law in 2025: What Has Changed for Ukrainians?
Legal pathways to the US in 2025 remain open for Ukrainians – but most of them require a clear migration strategy
Yuriy Matsarsky
Ozzy, who never tried too hard
Ozzy Osbourne didn't do everything right, but he was real – and he supported Ukraine
Valerii Pekar
What happened: the line of self-censorship was crossed by violating the social contract
There were complaints about the work of anti-corruption bodies. But it doesn't matter, because this situation is socio-political, not legal
Bohdan Danylyshyn
Challenges for development and reconstruction: time or illusion of action (continued)
The change of government in Ukraine forces us to reflect on the path we have traveled and identify the starting points that will give impetus to economic growth
Dmytro Shulga
When the ring of power is stronger than Russian missiles
Reconstruction, investment, and the return of Ukrainians – all of this is now in doubt
Serhiy Berezhnyi
The smartest one in the madhouse. How to escape the flood of information dirt
A systemic mechanism is needed to neutralize fakes, trolls, bots and information dirt on social media
Valery Chaliy
Portrait of the "average Ukrainian": a memo for external partners and the Ukrainian government
Ukrainians are the best. But they also have a favorite tool – a rake, which should be thrown away and not stepped on again
Nataliia Kravchenko
Investing in Ukraine now or after the war: what InvestMonitor shows
The debate between optimists and skeptics has been going on for a long time when it comes to attracting investment to Ukraine. Therefore, proper arguments are needed
Roman Bezsmerthny
Ten principles of negotiations with Moscow: the experience of a Ukrainian diplomat
Russia, like the USSR before it, views diplomacy as part of the arsenal of war
Boris Babin
Ukraine's international armor: European Court shoots down Kremlin's "legal special operation" at takeoff
The ECHR decision of July 9 closes for Russia the legal ways to legalize its war and the possibility to evade compensation payments
Andriy Kovalenko
Russians want to "punish" Azerbaijan. But will they have enough strength
Z-bloggers and pro-war Russian "experts" demand to strike Baku with Oreshnik
Bohdan Danylyshyn
Challenges for development and reconstruction: time or illusion of action
The change of government in Ukraine forces us to reflect on the path we have traveled and identify the starting points that will give impetus to economic growth
Sergii Gromenko
50 days for Putin: Trump's game between Moscow and Beijing
Just as Putin sees the war with Ukraine in the context of the fight against the West, Trump looks at Russia through the prism of China, so he is forced to delay
Iryna Kosse
Ukraine's new energy sector: signals we cannot ignore
In 2024, Ukraine made a bet on decentralizing its energy system. But behind the slogans are bureaucracy, uncertainty, and strategic confusion
Serhii Pyzhov
Reconstruction or new construction for social housing: advantages and disadvantages
How to provide housing for IDPs
Serhiy Korsunsky
"At the mercy of China": The US shows that its plans do not include protecting its allies
New US Regional Strategies and Their Impact on the Security of Japan, South Korea and Taiwan
Volodymyt Fesenko
Trump and Ukraine: 50-day ultimatum to Putin and the future of war
The main problem is whether events will develop within the framework of a "controlled escalation" scenario or get out of control
Maryna Slobodnichenko
Independent pharmaceutical regulator: how Ukraine integrates EU standards into its own reform
We are studying the experience of Poland, Sweden, Denmark, Croatia and France to harmonize the regulation of medicines with European rules and ensure quality
Viktor Shlinchak
"Airing out" the government: imitating changes for international partners
No matter who becomes the head of the Cabinet, Bankova Street will still be higher, and its voice will be more superior and more influential
Hanna Malyar
From Prime Minister to Defense Minister: Will Shmyhal cope?
Heading the government is a much bigger scale, but at the same time, the Defense Ministry is a real behemoth. Those who have not worked there cannot imagine this scale
Ahia Zahrebelska
Putin can show indifference. But Trump's unpredictability is a gun on the wall
The Kremlin's babble about eliminating the root causes of the war in Ukraine does not create any negotiating ground for India, Brazil and China
Ivan Chaika
Is it realistic to legalize seafarers' activities: why do they and the state need it?
Ukraine is losing billions due to the shadow employment of seafarers abroad. New laws are designed to change this – but will the state give them back their protection?
Ruslan Melnichenko
Pre-trial pressure: how the state cuts the wings of Ukrainian aviation - and not only it
Businesses are subject to formal suspicions and lengthy investigations that paralyze operations, freeze assets, and destroy reputations
Oleksandr Nasikovsky
There will be no more peacetime development - how the war has changed the way we look at housing
Development is now a market for life scenarios and the ability to adapt new housing to them
Serhiy Taran
Trump has agreed: American weapons will beat Putin's army, which is no longer a "friend"
Everything is going according to a surprisingly predictable scenario
Valery Chaliy
After Trump's statements: Is the glass half full or half empty?
At least the United States has confirmed a key strategic signal to Putin
Oleksandr Kraiev
Trump's statement: expectations and possible outcomes
Trump will not become Reagan overnight. But thanks to his partners and the Senate, he has some good options
Vadym Lytvynenko
A delicate balance: problems of massive transition to renewable energy sources
The transition to renewables is the right step, but it is not enough. Without investment in infrastructure, even the greenest power system can become the most vulnerable
Sergiy Fursa
Why internal crises hit the home front harder than missiles
When reforms are sabotaged and political repression begins in a country, the very hope that holds the home front is attacked
Andriy Zhuk
Investments after the victory. Which Ukrainian companies are playing ahead of the game today
What Ukrainian business should expect: preparing for the investment future immediately after the war
Sergii Gromenko
Trump's pendulum: why it is worth watching not the words but the actions of the US president
We shouldn't despair when Trump stops aid to Ukraine, nor should we be happy about his harsh words about Putin. This pendulum will swing again
Bohdan Danylyshyn
Price paradoxes: why inflation does not fit the rules
Given the structural nature of inflation, its overcoming should focus on expanding supply rather than reducing demand
Valerii Pekar
The split in Rome: how to talk about Ukraine's problems without losing the support of partners
If a large authoritarian country was confronted by a small authoritarian country, what would be the hope for victory?
Andrii Kolesnyk
Space spending in the world: China doubles its budget, post-Soviet countries surprise
Among the countries that spend a lot on space are those whose names you are least likely to hear in this context
Andrii Borovyk
What’s Wrong With the Way We Talk About Corruption in Ukraine?
One of the biggest problems in communication lies in how the country’s leadership communicates about corruption
Kirill Sazonov
He asked for it. The Kremlin has overflowed the White House's cup of patience
Putin has overdone it with Trump's stretching of the globe and is now frantically trying to crawl away
Maryna Saprykina
Women hold the economy together. What is WE Finance Code and why does Ukraine need it?
Ukraine should become part of the global movement for women's financial inclusion. It's time to give them a tool
Vitaly Portnikov
How Putin destroyed relations with Trump and threw himself out of the window of opportunity
Trump's irritation with Putin is only increasing with each passing minute
Laurel Cassidy
Ukraine: Overcoming PTSD with evidence-based treatments
One of these methods helps patients process their traumatic memories so that they are stored differently in their brains
Anna Dovghalska
AI mask, son's voice, and QR traps: how to protect yourself from card fraud
Today, a criminal doesn't break locks, break into ATMs, or "withdraw" a card. He just talks to you... in the voice of your loved one
Serhiy Korsunsky
Trump hits allies with tariffs and sends Japan into China's arms
Fierce and insulting US pressure on Japan makes it easier for China to seize a position of economic and political dominance in the region
Serhiy Berezhnyi
Save our meanings. Why spam filters are needed not only in email
The catastrophe in the information environment requires finding a solution for the entire media space
Hanna Novosad
Children are used to war, and it's not okay. How to support schoolchildren
The only chance for effective socialization of children in war is extracurricular activities
