Amid War, Ukraine’s Children Return to School
Teachers and students resume studies despite daily missile strikes and the occupation of more than 20 per cent of the country.
29 Aug 22
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Why Ukraine’s Steel Tycoon Closed His Media Empire
Last year’s oligarch law allowed the country’s wealthiest man to discard an unprofitable business without hurting his reputation.
11 Aug 22
In the Trenches of Ukraine’s Long War
As diplomacy scrambles to avert the threat of a Russian invasion, Ukraine is locked into a consuming, nerve-wrecking conflict against Moscow-backed militias.
3 Feb 22
Could Turn Towards China Disrupt Ukraine’s Western Direction?
Kyiv experiencing breakthrough in relations with Beijing amidst deteriorating connections with international financial institutions.
22 Jul 21
Ukraine’s Anti-Oligarch Law – Too Much or Too Little?
New bill aims to rein in ultra-rich, but some think it does not address the system empowering them.
20 Oct 21
Lviv, a City at the Crossroads of Ukraine’s Refugee Crisis
Hundreds of thousands arrive every day as they flee Russia’s invasion.
28 Mar 22
Meskhetian Turks Hope to Leave Ukraine’s Frontline for Turkey
As fears of Russian invasion mount, many see their future in a potential resettlement scheme.
6 Jan 22
Influx of Cases Presents Huge Challenge for Ukraine’s Judges
Judicial practice needs to be formulated to meet urgent demands of unprecedented situation.
2 May 23
Back to the USSR: May 9 in Ukraine’s Occupied Territories
Russians bring back Soviet-era symbols to mark a militaristic holiday that fails to credit other nations for their role in defeating Nazi Germany.
10 May 22
Ukraine's Orthodox Crisis
Row over church’s independence could leave country more vulnerable to Russian influence.
1 Jul 19
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