If the government continues to pile up debt without necessary reforms, it will set its economy on the road to ruin.

How civic movements evolve in the city that is a symbol of soviet industrialization of Ukraine

Despite strong representation in Parliament, Sluha Narodu in Khmelnytskyi essentially lost the ability to seriously influence political life in the region after the local election

A recent IMF mission to Ukraine ended without reaching any decision on a new tranche. IMF concerns over Ukraine's anti-corruption efforts will increase the pressure on President Zelenskyy

Is it possible to solve the problem of oligarchic influence on politics in the regions?

Armoured cars are seen at Kyiv's Boryspil airport on March 25, 2015 during a welcoming ceremony of the first US plane delivery of non-lethal aid, including 10 Humvee vehicles

On local elections and what they mean for Ukraine

Kremlin-linked Ukrainian TV channels ZIK, NewsOne, and 112 were forced off the air by sanctions on February 2. President Zelenskyy said the move was justified by the need to "fight against the danger of Russian aggression in the information arena."

Who got power in cities with a population over 100,000

The Chairman of the Subcommittee of the Council on Administrative and Territorial Organization on the reform of decentralization, political allies and the possibility to change the Constitution in 2021

Beijing’s blunt message to president-elect Joe Biden

The United Kingdom supports the independence and territorial integrity of Ukraine and will continue to do so in the future

NATO-Ukraine relations in 2021

Ukraine and Germany have signed an agreement on financial cooperation, which provides for the allocation of a EUR 214.6 million loan on special terms

How can Biden undo the damage?

The Moscow City Court on December 7 found Vasyl Vasylenko guilty of spying and sentenced him the same day.

What is the significance of the strategic partnership agreement between Ukraine and the United Kingdom?

According to the expert, it is necessary to develop competent communication with those countries that do not yet want to hear about the MAP for Ukraine so that they want to discuss this issue

The Ukrainian Week has discussed the newest strategic agreement between Kyiv and London, bilateral partnership, and trade perspectives with Ambassador of the United Kingdom in Ukraine

As Ukraine began 2020, the reform priorities for the country’s healthcare sector appeared to be clear

Volodymyr Zelenskiy said in June he’d considered infecting himself to show people it’s "not the plague"

Ukrainian National Guard serviceman Vitaliy Markiv, who was acquitted by the Milan Court of Appeals on November 3, is due to return to Ukraine on Wednesday, November 4

Zelensky seeks to re-establish court that recently neutered powers of anti-corruption body

Ukrainians are casting their ballots for members of local councils, heads of villages and towns, city mayors

At a campaign rally in Iowa, President Donald Trump cited an unsubstantiated news report to revive a widely debunked false narrative about Joe Biden’s work in Ukraine on behalf of the Obama administration

The European side intends within the framework of the EU-Ukraine summit to raise the issue of the independence of anti-corruption bodies and the state of fight against corruption in general

Ukraine's emergency service said Thursday

Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal has announced the beginning of consultations with experts on the creation of the stock market in Ukraine

After three years of a hard-won visa-free regime with the Schengen Zone countries, European Union officials say Ukraine could lose it

Ukraine also cites facts that may indicate the control of the aggressor country over the occupied territory

The Cabinet of Ministers has canceled the decision that allows foreigners to travel through Ukraine on transit

The ceasefire regime had lasted for 42 days

The move is in line with the Electoral Code of Ukraine

The German foreign minister is in Ukraine to help along a potential peace deal in the country’s turbulent east. The current ceasefire there has held for nearly a month.

All trainings are of a defensive nature

This is evidenced by the results of a survey conducted jointly by the Socis Center and the Razumkov Center

Derkach has played a leading role in accusing former U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden of corruption in Ukraine, allegations that have not stood up well to scrutiny.

The detainee is facing deportation

By start of the withdrawal season, Ukrainian USFs will be filled by about 85%

Earlier, Anti-Corruption Action Centre co-founder Shabunin reports that his house was set on fire

This will help the Ukrainian Navy meet current and future threats in the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov

Ukraine wants to increase its annual state budget by imposing additional taxes on local operations of tech giants like Apple, Netflix and Facebook

The Ukrainian Week met with General (ret.) Ben Hodges, former commander of United States Army Europe, now a Pershing Chair in Strategic Studies at the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) to discuss possible Russian attack on Ukraine, Western answer on such actions, and the problems of the Black Sea region

With European Union destinations still off-limits for Ukrainian tourists, the country’s own Black Sea and Azov Sea resorts are experiencing an early summer boom as Ukrainians seek out holiday options closer to home

Thus, Russians will try to let water from the Dnipro flow into the North Crimean Canal

The governor of Ukraine's central bank, Yakiv Smoliy, says he is resigning because of “systematic political pressure that denied fulfillment” of his duties

Gains and losses from the institution of a free trade zone between Ukraine and the EU

“My absolutely clear answer: no, never,” Petro Poroshenko told CNN.

Critics of the Ukrainian government accuse it of capitulating to blackmail from neighbouring Hungary

Putin has forced Ukrainians to make a choice. Will they finally take a stand?

As Ukraine progresses through its five phases of relaxing national quarantine measures, the country’s next step will be to address the economic disruption caused by the coronavirus crisis

Ukraine has also recalled Russia must implement its obligations under the Minsk Agreements

Ukraine's memorandum in the case of the seizure of Ukrainian sailors and ships in the Black Sea in November 2018 has been signed and will be submitted to the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) on Friday, May 22

While EU countries negotiate with Ukraine about special flights for seasonal workers, some people are coming to the bloc on their own, despite coronavirus restrictions. But they face many obstacles on the way

The Ukrainian Week talked with Kristina Kvien, US Chargé d’Affaires, a.i., in Ukraine about the prospects of US-Ukraine relations, in particular in the energy and defense spheres

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is expecting the gross domestic product of Ukraine to fall by 4.5% in 2020

What is the tragedy of Babyn Yar today

The last electoral cycle in Ukraine ended with the total defeat of traditional politicians and parties at the national level

The Ministry of Health is endangering doctors by blocking procurement of protective suits under the guise of following regulations, some officials are saying

How and under whose influence the Muslim diasporas live in our country

Despite many official pronouncements, industry in the liberated Donbas is in its death throes

There is no more "open fire" but some grass and brush is still smoldering, said the State Emergency Service of Ukraine

The temporary dip in the price of natural gas on the European market is not a reason for Ukraine to stop expanding domestic extraction

The ex-lawmaker is a business partner of Erik Prince

Russian-Ukrainian relations, increasingly tense since the 1991 collapse of the Soviet Union, plummeted to a new low after Russia’s forcible absorption of the Crimean Peninsula in March 2014 and subsequent invasion of Donbas

(Ukrainian Interior Minister Arsen Avakov pictured in Kyiv on April 4, 2020)

How many Ukrainians believe in God

What crimes Russia has committed during the occupation of Crimea and is still committing on the peninsula

Coronavirus cases are expected to peak over Easter

It's a rise from the 311 cases reported early on March 28

The agency has said this in a statement

During the Third Lviv Security Forum, The Ukrainian Week met with Lawrence Fridman, Emeritus Professor of War Studies at King’s College London to discuss issues of modern conflicts, global superpowers and strategy for Ukraine

What is Ukraine’s place in the rhetoric of Russian media and how to decipher their hidden messages?

Organizers of a street protest in Kyiv say resisting Russian influence is more important than honoring a ban on mass gatherings

During the XIII Europe – Ukraine Forum, The Ukrainian Week met with Marek Zagórski, Minister of Digital Affairs (Poland), and discussed Warsaw’s approaches to the implementation of modern electronic services, the economic benefits and risks of digitalisation

How might the president interpret bad news better?

Something’s cutting down the profits of Ukrainian banks. What risks does the banking system face today?

What’s the expensive hryvnia doing to Ukraine’s macroeconomic situation?

What threatening consequences for the country may the new course in energy policy have?

What are the threats facing Ukraine’s economy in 2020?

The self-proclaimed republics in occupied Donbas are changing their rhetoric about returning to Ukraine and are more actively imposing the attributes of a statelet...

A 27-year-old Ukrainian chess champion and his girlfriend, 18, have been found dead in their Moscow flat, apparently poisoned by laughing gas

The strategic winners and losers at Normandy

Are public talks and lecturing becoming a regular way to spend free time in Ukraine?

What kind of image has Volodymyr Zelenskiy created for himself abroad?

Ukraine enters a new decade with a new identity among its museums and art centers

More and more signals are indicating that, after four years of renewed growth, Ukraine could be facing an economic downturn in 2020

Who’s to party in 2020 – the Euro-Atlantic community, Ukraine and Georgia, or Russia?

A man set himself ablaze in Ukraine Wednesday in a shocking caught-on-camera moment outside the nation’s president’s office

What will the Ukrainian economy depend on in 2020?

Ukrainian riot police prepare to push back protesters, who planned to stop buses carrying passengers evacuated from the Chinese city of Wuhan, outside Novi Sarzhany, Ukraine

John Rood, the Pentagon's top policy official, is the latest to be purged following Trump's acquittal in the Senate

In 2020, for the first time in history, Kyiv will host the spring session of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly

The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry summoned the Russian chargé d’affaires ad interim in Kyiv on Monday and expressed protest over the detention of four Ukrainian fishermen

In what way do Zelenskiy’s initiatives regarding decentralization, referenda and dual citizenship threaten the integrity of the Ukrainian state?

Ukrainian Prime Minister Oleksiy Honcharuk has said that Ukraine and the European Union (EU) have signed an agreement on assistance worth EUR 25 million in the sphere of digitalization

The new administration failed, after all, to make good on a single serious reform. The seemingly minor postponement could suggest a systemic crisis of decision-making

The report doesn't show stats on financial support the government has provided to the affected citizens

Why high-ranking foreign officials’ visits to Kyiv don’t contribute to the strengthening of Ukrainian diplomacy

A White House decision to remove two top officials who played key roles as witnesses in the Ukraine scandal prompted confusion in Washington and Kyiv on Friday over the future of US foreign policy toward the embattled US ally at the heart of President Donald Trump's impeachment