Суспільство

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

Oct 16 2024, 19:30

Stories

People of the underground. How civil resistance was organized in occupied Kherson

Nov 18 2023, 08:00

Stories

Spider-Man. Who and how created a network of torture chambers in occupied Kherson Oblast

Nov 11 2023, 08:00

Ukraine def min reclaims $11m from supplier of bulletproof vests, helmets

Nov 6 2023, 09:58 News

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

Oct 23 2023, 14:01

Stories

Honoring the fallen: The journey to bring soldiers’ bodies home

Sep 16 2023, 08:30

In person

We are ready for a war with Russia in Europe, US general Ben Hodges says

Aug 21 2023, 11:00

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

Jul 20 2023, 14:00

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.

Jul 7 2023, 09:57

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

Jul 3 2023, 21:36

Stories

Mass grave exposes Russia’s coverup of civilian casualties after attack on Kakhovka dam

Jul 1 2023, 08:30

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’?

Jun 23 2023, 08:55

Yulia Svyrydenko

Nine driving forces of Ukraine’s recovery

What’s our vision of Ukraine a decade from now?

Jun 22 2023, 07:05

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

Jun 9 2023, 09:17

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.

May 31 2023, 09:51

Story

A Portrait with a Scalpel. How American surgeons reconstructed a Ukrainian soldier’s face

May 27 2023, 08:30

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’

May 12 2023, 22:13

Story

Survival odds grim. What the air breakthrough of the Mariupol blockade looked like from the cockpit

May 6 2023, 08:30

In brief

Ukraine’s BRAVE1 defence technology cluster, explained

May 1 2023, 13:49

Oleksandr Tkachenko

What can stop Russian propaganda worldwide

Sanctions alone won’t stop Russian propaganda abroad; we need to seize its propaganda centres’ property

Apr 27 2023, 17:29

In-depth

Amid full-scale war, Ukraine debates partnerships for same-sex couples

Apr 25 2023, 12:37

Ukrainians now can pay to increase pension insurance record, agency announces

Mar 29 2023, 14:47 News

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