As Russian strikes hit industry, retail demand stays unexpectedly strong (INFOGRAPHIC)
Nine months of retail growth masks deepening trouble on factory floors.
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Insomnia rates triple in Ukraine as chronic sleep disorders outlast air raid sirens
Nearly half of Ukrainians participating in a six-month sleep study showed signs of insomnia, with clinical cases occurring three times more frequently than in peacetime countries
75% of Ukrainians confident in victory despite rating military capacity as poor
The Institute of Sociology's sociological monitoring found that a majority of respondents either fully or somewhat believe in victory, while 41.6% rate Ukraine's warfighting abilities as poor.
KIIS: 54% of Ukrainians firmly oppose any territorial concessions to Russia
While nearly three-quarters of Ukrainians reject transferring currently controlled territory to Russia, one-third prove willing to accept a de facto freeze of the front line—provided security guarantees and European integration accompany such an arrangement.
Ukraine refuses to abandon EU aspirations despite 11 years of Russian war, new Transparency International poll shows
Ukrainians primarily associate EU membership with peace (60%) and better futures for children (65%).
Poll reveals 14% of Slovaks want to join Russia
While 32.5% reject military neutrality if it harms living standards, 15% embrace it unconditionally.
Russian-speaking Ukrainians overwhelmingly oppose Moscow despite Kremlin protection claims, poll shows
Moscow's primary justification for invading Ukraine collapses under scrutiny as the very population Putin claims to protect demonstrates overwhelming negative stance toward Russia, with Russian-speakers choosing European integration over Moscow's influence by massive margins.
Language as smokescreen: 84% of Ukrainians reject Russia’s oppression myth
New survey reveals the stark contradiction between Russia's language-based justification for war and Ukrainian reality, as overwhelming majority reject claims of Russian-speaker discrimination.
Russo-Ukrainian War, day 882: Czech Republic launches second initiative for Ukrainian ammo supply
In the meantime, Russian forces continue to target civilian areas, with recent missile strikes hitting a demining office in Kharkiv and injuring people in Odesa and Kherson.
Majority of Ukrainians proud of their citizenship, new survey shows
The study revealed that more than 90% of Ukrainians are proud of their citizenship in all of parts of the country.
Ukrainians’ support for wartime criticism of authorities risen since 2022
When Russia’s full-scale invasion started in 2022, the majority of Ukrainians believed that it was not necessary to critisize the government to avoid destabilizing the situation, however a survey by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS) in May 2024 reveals that 31% of Ukrainians think criticism should be harsh and uncompromising, while 63% believe it should be constructive.
Half of Ukrainians believe Zelenskyy fulfilled few or none of his promises, survey says
According to a recent survey by Kyiv International Institute of Sociology (KIIS), 50% of respondents believe that President Volodymyr Zelenskyy fulfilled few or none of his promises during his five years in office, with half of them attributing this to the presence of dishonest and corrupt individuals within his team.
Ukrainian refugees’ plans to return home drop as Russian war continues
When asked about conditions for returning to Ukraine, Ukrainian refugees prioritized the restoration of critical infrastructure (34%), safety (34%), housing (26%), and an end to the full-scale invasion (26%), according to the survey.
50% of Ukrainians believe mobilization efforts going wrong – survey shows
60% negatively assess work of Territorial Recruitment Centers. Verkhovna Rada (55%) & TRCs (59%) seen as most responsible.
Media: Americans split along party lines in support for Ukraine funding, poll finds
A survey by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research shows that Americans are split along party…
Ukrainian society displays high level of unity during wartime, survey finds
“Ukrainian society showed an extremely high level of togetherness when it came to confronting the enemy,” the survey states.
Ukraine ranks second most generous country in world, survey shows
Ukraine has risen in global rankings of generosity, securing second place in the 2022 World Giving Index by the Charities Aid Foundation, with a remarkable climb of 13 spots.
Kyiv universities on education quality under martial law – Survey
According to a study conducted by the State Service of Education Quality of Ukraine, most higher education institutions…
51% of Ukrainians believe events in Ukraine going in right direction
According to a nationwide survey conducted by the Razumkov Center, some 51% of people in Ukraine believe that…
Most Russians increasingly optimistic about what war in Ukraine says about Russia’s future, Levinson says
A new Levada Center survey shows that the percentage of Russians who think the country is on the…