The rise and fall of Kharkiv’s school of physics under Josef Stalin

A gunman opened fire overnight on a group of police officers near the Kharkiv City Council and later he was killed by police

What’s the purpose behind the new party of Vadym Rabinovych and Yevhen Murayev?

The 1920s’ Avant-garde school of artists was ultimately destroyed as class enemies—for hooliganism and pornography

Why the Dnipropetrovsk clan lost to the Donetsk clan and the chances of a comeback

Russia insists that Kharkiv does not belong to Ukraine. Meanwhile, even several waves of Russification failed to make it truly Russian

Without “tourists” from Russia, the separatist movement in Kharkiv has quickly marginalised. If not for pro-Russian sympathies of the local authorities, it would hardly pose any threat at all

SBU, Ukraine’s Security Service, detains five members of the terrorist group. They intended to blow up the railroad from Kyiv to Kharkiv, its press service report says

On May 9, cables were set on fire in the tunnels between the Kyiv TV tower and the building of the National TV and Radio Company of Ukraine; separatists intensified their actions in Mariupol, Ukrainian military annihilated terrorists; ex-Party of Regions MP Oleh Tsariov bailed out an arrested coordinator of pro-Russian separatists; Kharkiv refused to hold a separation referendum

Vadym Karasiov, a Ukrainian political analyst, says that a scenario whereby some regions of Ukraine fail to hold the presidential election is possible

Photographer Borys Mykhailov talks about the ability to weed out beauty, the emptiness of PR and art lovers