The existing moratorium on the sale of agricultural lands has been extended until as late as 2016. The Ukrainian Week looks at possible beneficiaries

As the ruling political forces of Ukraine speculate on the housing issue – one of the most painful for millions of Ukrainians – with an eye on the upcoming elections, they only aggravate the problem

A careful analysis of correspondence between Ukrainian government officials and their UNESCO counterparts (especially in cases concerning intrusion into historical architectural landscapes as well as construction projects in buffer zones around UNESCO World Heritage sites, such as the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra and the Sophia cathedral), brings to mind the phrase: “I'm afraid I don't understand you”.

If passed, the Law “On the Land Market” could destroy the land market in the bud

Shaped by its diverse history, urban Ukraine resembles an impressionistic painting - blurry at a close look, yet unique and vibrant from a more distant perspective

The new master plan for Kyiv may be a way for officials to cash in on thousands of hectares of premium land

Every week a village disappears from Ukraine's map

Neither owners nor tenants can rest assured their land in Ukraine is safe

Government officials are restricting demand for land, scaring off foreign investors and preparing to grab any patch

Most of Ukraine’s territory is hunting country—the best of it already bagged by various calibers of politicos and bureaurats

Kyiv’s policy towards the Crimean Tatars remains controversial and inconsistent

The efforts of the Ministry of Education to bring Donetsk National University (DNU) under its heel at any cost have greatly damaged the image of the biggest state university in southeastern Ukraine