Opinion
Don't Adapt Veterans—Change the Market: How Military Experience Should Become Economic Capital
The reintegration of veterans into civilian life is not only a social challenge but also a matter of Ukraine’s economic development. The ability of the government and the business sector to integrate ...
Russia is shifting its primary adversary, and the consequences could be dangerous. Moscow is relying less on its usual tools of pressure and is seeking new ways to force the West to back down. At the ...
In Bila Tserkva, 1,187 apartments are being built for displaced persons from Mariupol. Find out the cost of social rent, who is eligible for the housing, and when construction will be completed.
A resolution by the Lviv Regional Council to honor the UPA has strained relations with Poland. What happened, how are Kyiv and Warsaw reacting, and what are the implications for Ukraine?
His sister, his daughter, and China are at the center of attention.
Russian propaganda is talking about civil war in Europe, while social media is spreading fake and AI-generated images. What is really happening?
political scientist, expert of the "United Ukraine" ...
On the transformation of middle strikes and the Russians’ prospects on the Dobropillia front – a conversation with the commander of the 41st Pilum Regiment, which is fighting as part of the Azov Corps ...
In modern warfare, people's perceptions of and trust in government institutions have become a specific target for the enemy ...
Behind these attacks lies a more ambitious plan that could change the rules of the war and confront Kyiv with a difficult choice.
Western intelligence agencies are warning of a threat that could affect Kyiv's ability to receive weapons from allies. We examined the effect Moscow aims to achieve, how the West is reacting to this ...
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