Society
Valerii Pekar
Everything is consistently bad, even though we haven't lost: Biggest vulnerabilities right now
Both Ukraine and Russia have vulnerabilities, and the task of each of them is to protect their vulnerabilities and strike at the adversary's vulnerabilities
Ukraine def min reclaims $11m from supplier of bulletproof vests, helmets
Yuliia Kolomiets
Putting an end to misuses in public procurement
The public procurement reform should prioritise, among other things, strengthening control over the ProZorro system
Тарас Котов
Lifetime financial monitoring of officials: A step too far?
IMF is demanding to reintroduce lifetime financial monitoring of officials by September, a contentious policy that faces pushback within Ukraine
Yurii Haidai
Ukraine’s unexpected ally: Foreign currency piling up in Russia
The steady devaluation of the Russian rouble is not just about saving the Russian budget: They have serious problems with their balance of payments.
Yevhen Dykyi
What happens if we lose? A note to the West
Prigozhin’s Russia that the United States is so afraid of may not be the worst-case scenario
Ilona Solohub
No repeat of George W. Bush's Chicken Kiev speech
Why did most Western politicians and analysts expect Kyiv to fall ‘in three days’? Why do we still see the defenders of ‘great Russian culture’?
Yulia Svyrydenko
Nine driving forces of Ukraine’s recovery
What’s our vision of Ukraine a decade from now?
Yevheniia Blyzniuk
Ukrainians are more optimistic than before the war
Society is at the stage of mobilising internal resources, and surveys show both the quality of life and the areas of development have improved
Ирина Мудра
Ukraine acquires new tool for global pursuit of Russian criminals
Ukraine accelerated the adoption of the Convention on Cooperation in the Investigation of Crimes of Genocide, Crimes against Humanity and War Crimes.
Maria Repko
Funding Ukraine reconstruction is akin to a restaurant business
Ukrainian think tanks have set about working on the basic principles of Ukraine reconstruction, and the result is a ‘cookbook’
Oleksandr Tkachenko
What can stop Russian propaganda worldwide
Sanctions alone won’t stop Russian propaganda abroad; we need to seize its propaganda centres’ property
