A portrait of voters by party in Verkhovna Rada elections over the last 20 years

How the new parliament will be different from the previous one, and why the latest change is not a revolution

Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights Liudmyla Denisova told Hromadske media outlet in the town of Shchastia during the transfer of Ukrainian prisoners from the occupied Luhansk region

How Zelenskiy’s efforts to keep the parliament under control may pave the way to the loss of Ukraine’s independence and territorial integrity

The Ukrainian Week discussed with the Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada the likely scenarios of revenge and means of its prevention, as well as the results of the government’s activity over the past five years

Experts are asking President Zelensky to veto controversial new law

Parliament and Ukrainian presidential election: action and reaction

A look at how voter attitudes have shifted over the years and how the Verkhovna Rada has been shaped since independence

In 2017, Ukraine will be a major test of conscience that will force democratic countries to an uneasy choice among values

The presidential party's approach to forming party lists and selecting candidates for single-member constituencies has divided it into a multitude of groups and even more basically independent MPs

Hopes for stamping out corruption, reforming law enforcement bodies and transforming the country in accordance with the European values are futile, unless major flaws in the Ukrainian electoral law are eradicated

The chairman of the UDAR faction in parliament speaks about the roots of the Poroshenko-Klitschko union, the need for an early parliamentary election and the tests of power