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Zelenskyy’s “honeymoon period” over as 40% believe Ukraine moves in wrong direction

Support for Zelenskyy continues to drop Last spring, Zelenskyy was elected with 73% support of the electorate. According…

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Since 1992, the Institute of Sociology of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences has conducted an enormous number of…

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Ukrainian nationalism is often viewed as primarily a rural phenomenon, but a new poll conducted by three leading…

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Ukraine is a complicated, changing country. It’s far too easy to imagine that the proclamations and positions presented…

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Conducted in cooperation with the sociological company GfK Ukraine, it focused on young people aged 14 to 29,…

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Ukraine is experiencing “eurointegration fatigue.” The most popular answer to the question “Which integration model is better for…

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Vladimir Putin lies to say that he “never was part of the so-called elites” but instead feels himself…

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One of the few Russian sociologists who predicted the mass protests against the Putin regime in 2011-2012 says…

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Russians living in the largest cities, the people who benefited the most from the oil-driven boom of the…