What Local Elections Show

Ukraine needs an election system that will enable new movements and politicians who enjoy community trust locally

The Dirty Word “Nationalism”

Why absurd opinions on “Ukrainian nationalists” are so persistent, and need to be refuted again and again

“One thing you feel in Ukraine, Donetsk or Crimea is this almost unbearable pressure that Russia is putting”

American historian about propaganda and political manipulations as triggers of genocides in the 20th century

“Very few cultures are global, so it’s not worth being creative for export”

Artist and curator on social role of artists and cultural policy

«Economic populism is always tempting during periods of hardship, but it has not served Ukraine well in the past»

The IMF's assessment of Ukraine's reforms and outlook

“Beloved Ukraine” or Russian Deniability

Russia does not understand itself as relation of domination, and in fact not as a relation at all. To it, Ukraine was and is Russia

Yuri Afanasiev: A Beautiful Dissenting Mind

Russia has recently lost one of her towering personalities in the fields of political dissent, human rights defence, political memory, social criticism and humanities

“We are able to be the eyes and ears of the international community in the conflict area”

OSCE Special Monitoring Mission Spokesperson on its mandate and tasks in Ukraine

“Western partners often do not understand what Ukraine wants”

Head of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Foreign Affairs on Ukraine’s cooperation with Western partners and international organizations, the consequences of the Minsk agreement and the upcoming local elections

“I don’t see any significant change in the American policy about Ukraine because of the Iran issue”

Former US Ambassador to Ukraine and currently Director at the Brookings’ Arms Control and Non-Proliferation Initiative about possible changes in America’s policy over Ukraine and Russia after the Iran deal, and about expectations for the Minsk process