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Ukraine evacuated 160 more Ukrainians and nine Moldavians from Gaza over past day

According to Ukrainian Ambassador to Israel Yevhen Korniychuk, "there are people who were refused to leave by local law enforcement because of their alleged involvement with Hamas."

byMaria Tril

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Essay: Ukraine reclaims its place in Europe in the wake of Russia’s failing invasion

1. History is objective in that it is a series of significant and insignificant events. It is initially…

byEuromaidan Press Contributor

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Civil Society

The Novovolynsk miracle: how Russia’s invasion turned a Ukrainian mining town into an uber-volunteer hub

To underpin state efforts in providing humanitarian aid, military equipment, and shelter for refugees, grassroots volunteering spread rapidly…

byOrysia Hrudka

Anti-Putin Russian activists abroad waving modified Russian flags symbolizing opposition to their country's aggressive war against Ukraine (Photo: twitter.com/newrusflag)

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Even ‘good Russians’ should stop being invited to discussions about Ukraine and, if invited, should shut up, ‘Grani’ editors say

A month ago, Olha Rudenko, editor of The Kyiv Independent, posted on Facebook a comment about an unfortunate…

byPaul A. Goble

The March of Unity in Kyiv on 12 February 2022 only 12 days before Russia launched its full-scale military aggression against Ukraine. Credit: censor.net

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3 months of Russian invasion have changed Ukrainians more than previous 30 years: opinion poll

Ukrainians have changed more since Putin launched his full-scale aggression against Ukraine in February than they had in…

byPaul A. Goble

The regional distribution of self-identified ethnic Ukrainians in the Russian Federation, as percentage of population (Source: 2010 Russian Federation census)

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Opinion

Four million-plus ethnic Ukrainians in Russia becoming a problem for Moscow

Even before flight to the Russian Federation in 2014 and earlier this year swelled their numbers, Ukrainians were…

byPaul A. Goble

Residents of a Ukrainian town offering food and hot drinks to the soldiers defending their town. Russo-Ukrainian War. March 2022 (Photo: Maks Levin)

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Ukrainians overwhelmingly support their army and Zelenskyy, expect to defeat Russia, but want more help from West, five new polls show

Viktor Belyayev of the independent Belarusian portal, ThinkTanks.by, has assembled the results of five new polls from Ukraine…

byPaul A. Goble

After a Russian bombardment of the residential areas of his city, a disabled Ukrainian man showing his bravery and defiance with a tall national flag. March 9, 2022. Kharkiv, Ukraine. The Russo-Ukrainian War (2014-present). Courtesy: Ukrainian Freedom

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‘We are not afraid and you must not be either,’ Ukrainian defense minister says

Russia has long depended for its successes on its ability to intimidate by instilling fear in its opponents.…

byPaul A. Goble

Euromaidan protesters hold EU and Ukrainian flags in the center of Kyiv in winter of 2013-2014

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International

How Ukraine has continuously fought for European values

On 1 November 1993, the European Union was born. The organization, established by the Maastricht Treaty, stated that…

byMark Temnycky

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‘Putin’s military success in Ukraine would have no meaning because politically he’s already lost the war,’ Pozharsky says

Vladimir Putin is now confronted with a problem that other leaders who have sent forces into other countries,…

byPaul A. Goble

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More than one Ukrainian in four speaks Polish, new survey finds

A new survey finds that 28 percent of Ukrainians say they have some knowledge of Polish, yet another…

byPaul A. Goble

Universal Patriarch Bartholomew signing the tomos of autocephaly of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine on January 5, 2019. Metropolitan Epiphanius of Ukraine stands behind him. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)

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39% of Orthodox in Ukraine allied to Ukrainian church, more than twice than to the Moscow church

Now, a poll of 5,000 Ukrainians by the Ukrainian Institute of the Future and the New Image Marketing…

byPaul A. Goble

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On 29th Independence Anniversary, Ukrainians break with Soviet past but see vague alternatives, social survey shows

The traditional 2020 sociological survey by Democratic Initiatives shows that 84.4% of Ukrainians would vote for Ukrainian independence…

byBohdan Ben

Vitaly Portnikov, Ukrainian political analyst, journalist and writer (Image: Darya Davydenko / Apostrophe.ua)

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Portnikov describes three often unacknowledged truths about Ukraine

In a wide-ranging and even programmatic interview with the After Empire portal, Ukrainian commentator Vitaly Portnikov describes three…

byPaul A. Goble

Belarus (green), Ukraine (yellow) and Russia (red)

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New poll results suggest where Russia and Ukraine are heading

Three poll results announced yesterday, two in Russia and one in Ukraine, merit particular notice because they suggest…

byPaul A. Goble

A monument to Volodymyr The Great, the king of Kyivan Rus from 980 to 1015 who baptized it in 988 and became a Christian saint, stands above the Dnieper River in Kyiv. (Photo: social media)

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Majority of Orthodox believers in Ukraine identify with Ukrainian church, new poll shows

A new poll conducted by the SOCIS Center, the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology and the Razumkov Centre…

byPaul A. Goble

A Soviet placard featuring Stalin and peoples of the USSR, Ukrainians are represented by a woman in vyshyvanka, traditional elaborately embroidered shirt, on the left. The text reads, "Under leadership of great Stalin, forward to communism!"

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Growing Russian nostalgia for Soviet past far more dangerous than it appears, Kirillova says

New polls show that the share of Russians who would like to go “back to the USSR” is…

byPaul A. Goble

A bread queue in Pereslavl-Zalessk, Yaroslavl Oblast, USSR, 1991

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Ever more Russians want to go ‘back to the USSR’ but ever fewer Ukrainians do

Polls show that ever more Russians want to go “back to the USSR” but this nostalgia is not…

byPaul A. Goble

Data: The Ukrainian Society Monitoring Study by the Institute of Sociology of the Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences

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Sociological portrait of Ukraine after 27 years of independence extremely complex, Nikitina says

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

byPaul A. Goble

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‘Overwhelming majority’ of urban Ukrainians patriotic, poll finds

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

byPaul A. Goble

Ukrainians

Ukraine evacuated 160 more Ukrainians and nine Moldavians from Gaza over past day

Essay: Ukraine reclaims its place in Europe in the wake of Russia’s failing invasion

The Novovolynsk miracle: how Russia’s invasion turned a Ukrainian mining town into an uber-volunteer hub

Even ‘good Russians’ should stop being invited to discussions about Ukraine and, if invited, should shut up, ‘Grani’ editors say

3 months of Russian invasion have changed Ukrainians more than previous 30 years: opinion poll

Four million-plus ethnic Ukrainians in Russia becoming a problem for Moscow

Ukrainians overwhelmingly support their army and Zelenskyy, expect to defeat Russia, but want more help from West, five new polls show

‘We are not afraid and you must not be either,’ Ukrainian defense minister says

How Ukraine has continuously fought for European values

‘Putin’s military success in Ukraine would have no meaning because politically he’s already lost the war,’ Pozharsky says

More than one Ukrainian in four speaks Polish, new survey finds

39% of Orthodox in Ukraine allied to Ukrainian church, more than twice than to the Moscow church

On 29th Independence Anniversary, Ukrainians break with Soviet past but see vague alternatives, social survey shows

Portnikov describes three often unacknowledged truths about Ukraine

New poll results suggest where Russia and Ukraine are heading

Majority of Orthodox believers in Ukraine identify with Ukrainian church, new poll shows

Growing Russian nostalgia for Soviet past far more dangerous than it appears, Kirillova says

Ever more Russians want to go ‘back to the USSR’ but ever fewer Ukrainians do

Sociological portrait of Ukraine after 27 years of independence extremely complex, Nikitina says

‘Overwhelming majority’ of urban Ukrainians patriotic, poll finds

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