How the most anticipated presidential election can affect American foreign policy and the free world

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

How might the president interpret bad news better?

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

Ukrainians are not yet disappointed with the choice of the president and MPs. But some of the government’s actions no longer excite the majority

What kinds of social policy initiatives is the new administration preparing?

The new administration appears to be risking turning its critics into enemies and losing public support

A look at the current online strategies of the two main rivals in the 2019 presidential campaign

What conclusions the patriotic camp should draw from Ukraine’s presidential and parliamentary elections...

How the branches of power live and interact after the presidential election

Socio-demographic portrait of the electorate for the top presidential candidates in the past 20 years

Ukraine's new president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, has announced his administration - and several positions have gone to his former TV colleagues

According to Poltorak, it is very dangerous for the country to leave its armed forces without coordinating the command control

How current and the next state leaders use the timeout

U.S. President Donald Trump has signaled he is keen on pursuing allegations that Ukraine tried to hamper his presidential bid in 2016

Ukrainian comedian Volodymyr Zelensky has scored a landslide victory in the country's presidential election

Ukrainians cast ballots Sunday in a presidential runoff which had the incumbent struggling to fend off a strong challenge by a comedian who denounces corruption and plays the role of president in a TV sitcom

How Donbas elected president after almost a decade break

The European Parliament has accused the Organization for Cooperation and Security in Europe (OSCE) of whitewashing a press release about the Ukrainian presidential election by watering down critical wording about Russia

Parliament and Ukrainian presidential election: action and reaction

The CEC is to officially announce the final registered list of candidates no later than February 9

How different is the current campaign in terms of political slogans and promises compared to 2014?

Apart from the desire for power, what drives presidential candidates to play with voters and how dangerous is this for Ukraine?

UAH 6,659, 11,951 and 7,451, an equivalent of $256, 450 and 280 – this is how an average Ukrainian sees desired subsistence, average wage and pension across Ukraine, according to SOCIS, a sociology center. According to the State Statistics Bureau, the real numbers are UAH 1,777, 8,725 and 2,479 respectively, or around $68, 335 and 95.

How Europe is preparing for the possible presidency of Donald Trump

What is Petro Poroshenko's team and who are the centres of influence in it

The developments in Ukraine change rapidly. Every time we think we can end something with a full stop, they prove that even a comma would be too soon

Presidential elections are merely a prologue to the dramatic overhaul of political landscape

Central Election Commission announces Petro Poroshenko the President of Ukraine elected on May 25

Why some candidates are running in the campaign without a chance to win it

Ukraine risks returning to the post-Orange Revolution internal squabbles very soon

Vadym Karasiov, a Ukrainian political analyst, says that a scenario whereby some regions of Ukraine fail to hold the presidential election is possible

Vitaliy Klitschko who was considered as one of the candidates for presidency backs Ukrainian tycoon Petro Poroshenko for this post in the May 25 elections.

If the EuroMaidan is neutralized and assistance is provided by Vladimir Putin, Viktor Yanukovych will prepare a wide range of tools to stay in power after 2015