The Ukrainian Week

4 May	Breaking news	Lithuania to contribute to de-occupation of Ukrainian territories Vilnius will never recognize Russia’s occupation of part of Ukraine’s territory and will make efforts to de-occupy these territories
23 February, 2020	Politics	Imitating deoccupation The Zelenskiy team is slowly adapting to the frozen conflict in occupied Donbas
30 January, 2020	Society	Opinion under occupation How are residents of ORDiLO being polled for their opinions and how reliable are the results?
20 August, 2019	World	How to succeed in a revolution: the Lithuanian way How Lithuanians acquired its right to recognition
30 June, 2019	Breaking news	Two Ukrainian servicemen wounded over 24 hours in Donbas Russian occupants attacked positions of Ukraine's government troops 15 times
21 February, 2018	Politics	A historic law of geopolitical scale Important aspects of the new Deoccupation Law
14 June, 2017	Society	A no go zone. Is there peaceful assembly in Crimea? Human rights activists release an analytical report on the violations of the right to peaceful assembly in the occupied Crimea
9 May, 2017		Our Victory Day What is it for the modern Ukraine?
24 September, 2015		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
6 August, 2015	History	The Man Who Never Laid Down Arms Former UPA fighter shares his story of struggle against the Nazis and NKVD, GULAGs and return to Ukraine
12 November, 2014		“One of the reasons for which I thought it was important to go to Crimea was to draw attention to the situation there” The Ukrainian Week speaks to the Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights about his recent visit to Crimea, the life of Crimean Tatars in the annexed peninsula, and Ukrainian political prisoners held in Russia
29 October, 2013	History	Regular Beginnings for an Irregular Army Caught between warring superpowers and without a state of their own, Ukrainians formed the Ukrainian Insurgent Army with an eye to the creation of an independent nation
5 October, 2013	History	The Undefeated Why Ukrainian insurgents did not become Soviet and Nazi collaborators
15 November, 2012	History	The Courageous The peaceful and military roles women played in the UPA
14 November, 2012	History	Intellectual Resistance Despite its image as an entrenched military-political entity, the UPA included a number of intellectuals and talented artists who remain little known today
13 November, 2012	History	A Collective Portrait of UPA Fighters 4 myths about UPA Fighters
2 November, 2012	Culture	The Art of Resistance The theme of Ukrainian insurgency as a component of mass culture
1 November, 2012	History	The Life of the Rebels The absence of elementary living conditions and a regular supply system in the UPA was offset by active assistance from the local population
4 July, 2011	History	Different Paths, One Independence Liberation movements were a natural response of oppressed peoples to occupation
12 April, 2011	History	Ukraine: "The Largest European Problem" Thinking that Hitler was going to set up a puppet Ukrainian state in Transcarpathia and Galicia, the West did not support the formation of a new state - Carpathian Ruthenia