82 mm mines hit Novotoshkivske and Mayorske

Since midnight, Russian mercenaries have already opened fire once

What will Ukraine rely on after any result of the election?

Important aspects of the new Deoccupation Law

Deputy Justice Minister and the Ombudsman to the European Court of Human Rights on official evidence of the presence of Russian troops in Ukraine's territory

Who is fighting against Ukrainian military in Donbas

How Ukraine’s security, defence and the capability to counter hybrid aggression changed in 2017

Where the claims in favor of continuing coal trade with the occupied parts of Donbas are misleading

Despite the war and partial occupation of the Donbas, Rinat Akhmetov has preserved his business empire and is increasing output

Freeing the Kremlin's prisoners as our main assignment for the year

The Kremlin's hybrid aggression against Ukraine: essence, development

There are a number of mechanisms for charging those responsible for the shooting down of MH17. None is ideal but, put together, they could yield results

Head of the ICRC mission to Ukraine on how to look for the missing and how their families can deal with obstacles in the process

In the past two years, crime rates have grown in Ukraine. Factors contributing to the general criminalization of society include economic decline and war

Founder of rehabilitation program for the military on forgiveness, understanding the war, and ways to learn to cope with this all

In addition to separatism with its referenda and Russian humanitarian convoys, the war in Ukraine begot a stratum of criminals consisting of war veterans, both real and fake

25 Ukrainians are held in captivity by the Russians, accused of committing serious crimes. Yet international rights organizations still have not recognized them as political prisoners

How books turned war into reality

In countries such as Spain, France or Germany, public perceptions on Ukraine, the Maidan and the war, are a mixture of big-picture frame alongside much confusion

How Ukraine’s Army would face a hypothetical new escalation of war in the East

The Ukrainian Week polls the military, officials and politicians about the prospects for a longterm ceasefire

Director of UkrOboronProm, a state weaponry agency, offers an inside scoop on the weapons industry in Ukraine today

Key legal aspects of the emergency situation imposed in Eastern Ukraine

Widely perceived as the economic and political tandem of the Donbas, Luhansk and Donetsk oblasts have actually never been equal partners

Without “tourists” from Russia, the separatist movement in Kharkiv has quickly marginalised. If not for pro-Russian sympathies of the local authorities, it would hardly pose any threat at all

How the war has changed the perception of independence in Eastern Ukraine

Trying to figure out what on earth happened with Donbas over the recent decades one cannot ignore the peculiar partnership between the masses and the rulers of the region

Sovietism is deeply rooted in the Donetsk prairies. Unless it is liquidated, the region will see no progress or solution to the current situation

The Ukrainian Week speaks to Ms. Mikheyeva about the humanitarian future of her native region

The advance of Russians in the Donbas has halted the movement of the Ukrainian army eastward and intensified the panic in our rear. However, the shock will soon pass, and society may have no option but to prepare for a cold winter and a lengthy military confrontation

Rinat Akhmetov, Vladimir Putin and Viktor Yanukovych continue to weave plots for Eastern Ukraine, making the rebels with black-and-orange ribbons think that they are dying for a New Russia, not for oligarchic interests

Volunteers who raise funds for the Ukrainian military share their motivations, worries and bank details for those who are willing to donate

According to Zorian Shkiriak, Advisor to the Interior Minister, 30 Ukrainian servicemen were killed last night during the shelling with BM-21 Grad multiple rocket launchers near the village of Zelenopillia, Donestk Oblast. ATO spokesperson Vladyslav Selezniov reports 32 killed and 93 injured

As William Hague, the Foreign Secretary, held crisis talks with Ukraine’s new leaders in Kyiv at the weekend, London announced that it was pulling out of preparatory talks on the Sochi G8 summit, and warned President Putin that Russia’s actions could lead to war