Reconstruction holds Ukraine’s economy above water as service sector cracks
The sector rebuilding what Russia destroys is now the war economy’s most confident, while service firms slip into pessimism, and the overall mood stops improving.
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Zaporizhzhia, Chornobyl, Kakhovka: a playbook of terror the West still calls deterrence
The West keeps reading the Kremlin’s nuclear threats through a Cold War lens, Svitlana Matviyenko argues. The mistake, she says, is doing Russia’s work for it.
Moscow spent centuries explaining Ukraine to the world. A Lviv institute is breaking the monopoly
Sasha Dovzhyk runs INDEX, a Lviv institute that brings foreign scholars to live inside wartime Ukraine long enough to get it right. She spoke with Euromaidan Press about epistemic justice and why she thinks the world still lets Moscow narrate its neighbors.
I came to be bored, then a Ukrainian poet’s reading hit me like a freight train
Victoria Day in Lviv marks the close of the fellowship named for writer Victoria Amelina. A skeptic’s account of an evening about home.
Ukraine falls three positions in UN Human Development Index
Ukraine has been placed 84th in the Human Development Index rating, according to the United Nations, a drop…