Volunteer battalions and revolutions — an interview with Dmytro Yarosh
Dmytro, I have very mixed feeling after getting to know you. because, on the one hand, you remind…
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Top 7 information leaks in the history of Ukrainian politics
Dirty money and hidden assets, crime and corruption schemes, secret meetings and hidden negotiations prevail in the…
Holding elections now will destabilize Donbas
One of the most difficult issues for Ukraine is the problem of conducting elections in the occupied territories…
Afanasyev and Soloshenko: How the FSB breaks prisoners
Released on June 14, Ukrainian political prisoners Gennadiy Afanasyev and Yuriy Soloshenko meet us at the hospital where…
Russian military analyst: The forces in Donbas are Russian Army
Definitely, the construction of a new [Russian] military base next to the Ukrainian border [in the town of Klintsy…
A short history of the Ukrainian greeting “Slava Ukrayini!”
Historians claim that the phrase “Slava Ukrayini!” (Glory to Ukraine!) first appeared in the Black Zaporozhtsi Cavalry Regiment,…
Ukrainians call upon Poles to establish mutual Day of Remembrance for Volyn tragedy victims
Ukrainian Heads of Churches, former Presidents of Ukraine and well-known state and public figures and intellectuals appealed to…
Ukraine — the bastion of a new, better order in Europe
Leszek Balcerowicz, the legendary Polish reformer, discusses oligarchs, the sanctions against Putin’s Russia, the economic policy in Ukraine,…
What the special mission of the Council of Europe “didn’t notice” in occupied Crimea
“We express our gratitude to you for organizing a special human rights monitoring mission in the temporarily occupied…
The war and Minsk
The preparation of a draft law on elections in ORDLO (the occupied areas of the Donetsk and Luhansk…
Are 48 saboteur MPs afraid of new electronic declarations?
There could be another setback in the long-awaited visa-free regime with Europe as 48 deputies of Ukraine have…
Weak desovietization complicates WWII commemorations in Ukraine — analyst
We have a sad anniversary. On the one hand, it was the victory of the anti-Hitler coalition. On…
Top-6 Soviet World War II myths used by Russia today
A new book published by the Institute of National Memory aims to bust Soviet-era myths about World War…
An insider’s view of the Minsk process — interview with Roman Bezsmertnyi
A week ago there were negotiations in the political subgroup in Minsk. Are there any results? There was…
Are scholars from the Institute of National Memory “whitewashing” the history of Ukraine? Volodymyr Vyatrovych responds to Josh Cohen’s article in Foreign Policy
“Instead of problemitizing/demythicizing Ukrainian history, Mr. Cohen and a number of prominent Western historians are engaged in demonizing…
Old faces in courts endanger all Ukrainian reforms | #UAreforms
In late March 2016, detectives from the National Anti-Corruption Bureau came to search the house of a city district judge…
How Russia’s worst propaganda myths about Ukraine seep into media language
Over the past two years, much has been written about the “Ukraine crisis.” This phrase is, in fact,…
Mixed expectations for Ukraine’s new government | #UAreforms
New government, old plan Ukraine’s newly appointed prime minister Volodymyr Groysman invited civil society representatives and experts for a…
Ukraine’s former spy chief discusses the country’s security
The founder of Ukraine’s military intelligence, Lieutenant-General Oleksandr Skipalskyi, retired deputy head of the Security Service of Ukraine…
Deportation, autonomy, and occupation in the story of one Crimean Tatar
The sad history of the indigenous peoples of the Crimean peninsula repeats itself. Over 70 years ago Crimean…
