The Ukrainian Week

22 March, 2021	Politics	Reforms: Resistance and fragmentation While Odesa’s City Council gets to work, the Odesa Oblast Rada is drowning in scandals and remote counties live their own political life
5 February, 2021	Politics	Dinosaurs vs «Dinosaurs» The 2020 Ukrainian local elections brought Kherson region not only new forms of campaigning, but also new faces in politics
27 March, 2019	Economics	New ways to solve the old problems Why we cannot allow the newly introduced electricity trade market to turn into a handy tool of concealing deep problems in the sector?
22 August, 2018	Economics	The five whales What are the economic heft and special features of Ukraine’s biggest cities?
3 February, 2015	Politics	New Energy Addiction Opting for imports of coal and electricity from Russia on the background of the still existing gas and nuclear dependence makes Ukraine totally vulnerable to Kremlin's potential blackmail
7 October, 2013	Society	Odesa: Politicians as Merchandise The stereotypical image of Odesa Oblast as a pro-Russian region and mainstay of the Party of Regions turns out to be far from reality
12 December, 2012	Society	Stolen Air The half-million population of Mariupol in Eastern Ukraine is standing for its right to breathe safely
12 December, 2012	Society	The Ghosts of Industrial Past Industrial depression in the Donbas depopulates towns once built around plants and coal mines
2 October, 2012	Society	The Right for City Space: Who is Responsible for the Ugly Look of Ukrainian Cities? Recently there have been a lot of problems in regard to architecture and public city space. *The Ukrainian Week* talked about them with Svitlana Shlipchenko, an expert in architecture and urbanism.
28 September, 2012	Society	A Planetary Megalopolis Cities adjust to global climate change and the new economic environment
26 September, 2012	History	Urbanization According to Plan Most flaws of modern Ukrainian cities stem from the soviet construction boom of the 1950s-1970s
22 June, 2012	Culture	Painting the City Street art becomes make-up for Ukrainian streets
21 June, 2012	Society	How to Be Happy in a Megalopolis Urban planning is impossible without organising a transportation system. Striking a balance between cars and pedestrians is a political, rather than technical, issue.