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What security challenges face Ukraine in the upcoming year?
4 February, 2019
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Yuriy Lapayev
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What should Ukraine’s policy priorities be for the next few years?
3 February, 2019
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Maksym Vikhrov
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What test Ukraine has to pass to get into NATO and what could get in the way
30 January, 2019
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Roman Malko
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Some issues and the key instrument of Ukraine’s integration with NATO
22 January, 2019
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What national unity hinges on and what, besides Russia, threatens Ukraine
16 January, 2019
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Maksym Vikhrov
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How different is the current campaign in terms of political slogans and promises compared to 2014?
7 January, 2019
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Andriy Holub
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The institution of martial law could potentially have two kinds of impact: political and everyday. The question is, will it?
4 January, 2019
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Andriy Holub
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Apart from the desire for power, what drives presidential candidates to play with voters and how dangerous is this for Ukraine?
2 January, 2019
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Maksym Vikhrov
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What are the military and informational dimensions of the attack in the Black Sea?
30 December, 2018
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Volodymyr Zablotskyi
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The meaning of the Sakharov Prize for Oleh Sentsov
17 December, 2018
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Stanislav Kozliuk
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On Ukraine’s first steps towards its national Orthodox Church
14 December, 2018
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Rostyslav Pavlenko
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How religious are Ukrainian politicians?
13 December, 2018
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Дорошенко Юрій
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Just like democracy itself, entrepreneurial freedom and an efficient economy can foster social justice
3 December, 2018
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Maksym Vikhrov
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About current situation in Ukraine and martial law
1 December, 2018
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Dmytro Krapyvenko
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A look at how voter attitudes have shifted over the years and how the Verkhovna Rada has been shaped since independence
30 November, 2018
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Denys Kazanskyi
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How Ukraine might come to an understanding with its community abroad
6 November, 2018
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Roman Malko
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What to expect after the Ukrainian Orthodox Church receives autonomy
26 October, 2018
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Дорошенко Юрій
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What to expect from “elections” in Donetsk and Luhansk
8 October, 2018
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Denys Kazanskyi
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What to expect in the new parliamentary season
10 September, 2018
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Roman Malko
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Why the question of Russia’s occupation of the Ukrainian peninsula remains, and will remain, open
20 August, 2018
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Ihor Losiev
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As the system of granting Ukrainian citizenship to foreigners remains obscure, it breeds fears and tensions that are especially dangerous for a country at war
13 August, 2018
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Andriy Holub
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How Yanukovych’s lawyers are dragging out the trial
6 August, 2018
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Andriy Holub
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UAH 6,659, 11,951 and 7,451, an equivalent of $256, 450 and 280 – this is how an average Ukrainian sees desired subsistence, average wage and pension across Ukraine, according to SOCIS, a sociology center. According to the State Statistics Bureau, the real numbers are UAH 1,777, 8,725 and 2,479 respectively, or around $68, 335 and 95.
22 July, 2018
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Andriy Holub
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Can the middle class drive Ukraine's independence and development?
19 July, 2018
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Maksym Vikhrov
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How the myth that Ukrainians are inclined towards lawlessness is used against them and why a sense of responsibility to your own people is so important
17 July, 2018
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Oles Oleksiyenko
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From the Lisbon Protocol to the Budapest Memorandum. When, why and how the concept of Ukraine’s status as a non-nuclear weapon state was designed? Declaration of Ukraine’s status as a non-nuclear weapon state and strengthening of its independent statehood. Negotiations on the outline of Ukraine’s non-nuclear weapon state status under international law: process and outcome. The time of wasted opportunities. Budapest Memorandum: a historic mistake or inadequate actions by Ukraine’s government? Modern model to guarantee Ukraine’s security as a non-nuclear weapon state.
14 July, 2018
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Volodymyr Vasylenko
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