Viktoriia Zhuhan
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Viktoriia Zhuhan is an editor at Euromaidan Press, a columnist at Kultura Liberalna (Poland) and a journalist at Espreso.TV (Ukraine).
Why and How to learn Ukrainian
Do you know what’s in common between music classes in Japan and Taras Shevcheko, or between Seoul and…
Ukraine needs greater EU involvement in solving Russia conflict, Ukraine experts say
Questions of Ukraine-EU security cooperation were discussed on 29 September at Prism Security Debates in Kyiv. Ukraine and…
Ukrainians ask British PM to punish Graham Phillips for tormenting a mutilated PoW
Mocking an armless PoW “Who brainwashed you? You speak like a brainwashed zombie… Who needs you now, with…
Carl Bildt on Minsk Agreements: We have to struggle along and see if it works at some point
I meet Carl Bildt at the airport on his way from Stockholm to Kyiv where he will be…
Ukraine is a big construction site with resistance of deep state structures – Tombinski
Ukrainian citizens taken hostage by a small group of people I’m very sad liberalization of the visa regime hasn’t been…
Ukraine: 25 moments of independence
The anniversary of Ukraine’s independence is reason for reflection. Especially at the time when Ukraine’s sovereignty and well-being…
Ukraine’s local production rides the wave of economic patriotism
After the pro-European Maidan revolution of 2013-2014, the country’s mainstream culture rapidly drifted towards the West, introducing the…
New law may be the end of oligarch-controlled politics in Ukraine | #UAreforms
On 1 July 2016, the Law on Prevention and Counteraction to Political Corruption (2123a) came in force. Many believe…
Experts rate first 100 days of Groysman’s government “below average” | #UAreforms
On 22 July, it will be 100 days since the appointement of Ukraine’s third post-revolutionary government. In April…
IT is a tool for bringing Ukraine forward. A story of one Swedish start-up
Andreas Flodström and Gustav Henman ran Beetroot in Ukraine back in 2012. Ruled by Yanukovych, the country was then…
Polish-Ukrainian confrontation over historical past gains momentum
On 7 July Kyiv City Council renamed five streets, a lane and an avenue. The last one, in…
Polish ruling party: Ukraine’s version of historical memory of Volyn is “a problem”
In the early June Ukraine’s political and religious leaders addressed the Polish society in an open letter of…
Ukrainians unwelcomed. France denied visa for Euro 2016 to Ukraine’s youngest football fan
Eight year-old Volodya Bobenchyk from Lviv never misses any home game of FC Karpaty Lviv and cries when…
Why Ukraine banned 17 Russian journalists
On 27 May 2016 Petro Poroshenko signed a decree banning 17 Russian journalists from entering Ukraine till the…
This is how Ukraine’s old regime battles lustration
Lustration literally means “clarification through light and fire.” Coined by the Czech Republic in 1990, this term has been used…
Button-pushing: A toxic habit Ukraine’s MPs carry on despite the Revolution | #UAreforms
Ukrainian activists from the Reanimation Package of Reforms are calling on the country’s Parliament to support a bill…
Savchenko free, Russians furious and confused
“One Ukrainian woman is worth two Russian men,” many commentators noted as they witnessed an obviously unsymmetrical comeback…
Punishing Russia for war crimes in Ukraine is possible, but will take time
Who can punish Russia for war crimes in Donbas? First of all, every state has an obligation to…
Lies, corruption, war, – Russians simply don’t care
Dmitriy Florin took part in Russia’s operations in Chechnya, served in Russian militia’s special squad OMON, and worked…
Ukraine awards its new National Heroes
“I am no hero. I am a part of a heroic nation,” this is how Adriana Susak from Ukraine’s…