Beware of Russian Cyber Warfare in 2016
So what was Russia up to in 2015 beyond its continuing war in Ukraine, capturing the Donetsk airport…
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Russian-born director risking his life to deliver Oscar worthy documentary
Evgeny Afineevsky had a wild ride while filming “Winter on Fire: Ukraine’s Fight for Freedom”, the undeniably moving…
Orwell Art: lessons on democracy, civic engagement and global citizenship
When a voice remains silent and a story untold, the world is deprived of some aspect of truth…
Until Ukraine’s politicians begin to listen to their own people, the revolution will continue
Tonight, December 10-11, marks the second anniversary of the attempted nighttime clearing of Maidan by Yanukovych’s Berkut forces.…
Putin talks about terrorism in Presidential Address, but not his terrorist allies in Ukraine
In his 2015 Address to the Federal Assembly (perhaps a Russian equivalent to the American State of the Union Address) Putin…
Freedom and Responsibility | A new social contract for Ukraine
Yevhen Sverstiuk very accurately described one of the most significant characteristics of the Soviet and post-Soviet conditions of…
People vs the System. Who wins the battle two years after Maidan
New angels and old demons. Big positive transformations of society and tightening of the pre-revolutionary knots. Unity and…
Spare a bit of reform shaming for Ukraine’s parliament, will you?
Ukraine, it seems, just can’t do anything to please its ostensible Western well-wishers, no matter how much I…
Putin’s alternate Ukraine strategy: between blitzkrieg and schleichkrieg
This should have been a week of good news for Ukraine. The Ukrainian economy is officially out of…
George Soros: The moment Poroshenko reaffirms “commitment to new Ukraine,” the country will follow him
The new Ukraine aspires to be the exact opposite of the old Ukraine. In the old Ukraine the…
Russian trace in Paris bombing theory not as crazy as you might think
Tonight the world mourns the victims of the IS (“Islamic State”) attacks on Paris. Meanwhile, seemingly as proof…
ZRADA: the Ukrainian talent of feeling betrayed whenever, wherever
Trying to explain ZRADA to Western observers is difficult. It is much like how explaining sovok to Western observers…
Putin and history – a dangerous combination
Step by step the edifice of Putinist version of Russian history is starting to show itself, the ultimate…
History, Identity and Holodomor Denial: Russia’s continued assault on Ukraine
On Saturday November 7, 2015, a long-awaited memorial to a little-known modern genocide will be dedicated in Washington…
Human rights activists need to fight on two fronts – Euromaidan SOS coordinator
I represent the civil initiative Euromaidan SOS that was created in response to the brutal actions of Ukrainian authorities…
Ukraine will not suffer the fate of Caucasus
I would like to thank Euromaidan Press for this chance to show my solidarity with Ukrainian people and contribute…
The cult of Eva
Inside the great hall of the State Historical Museum in Moscow, standing in front of a huge poster…
Why I, a musician, will protest against conductor Gergiev
This October a group of activists in New York will once again protest against a Russian conductor Valery…
When will Soviet psychiatry finally disappear?
In December of this year it will be 35 years since a group of human rights activists, psychiatrists,…
Will there be justice for MH17 victims?
There are three essential reasons why reports of Western investigators or Western mass media will hardly bring justice…