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Yana Barinova: “One should not confuse memorialisation and marketing. Memorialisation is deep drilling”
Yana Barinova: “One should not confuse memorialisation and marketing. Memorialisation is deep drilling”
CIA Spymaster Jack Devine: "Putin will be in power for as long as he's healthy and wishes to be"
CIA Spymaster Jack Devine: "Putin will be in power for as long as he's healthy and wishes to be"
Scoop of the weekend: Ukraine remembers Euromaydan, elects local mayors
Scoop of the weekend: Ukraine remembers Euromaydan, elects local mayors
Scoop of the day: Zelenskyy asks Venice Commission to assess "constitutional situation"
Scoop of the day: Zelenskyy asks Venice Commission to assess "constitutional situation"
Scoop of the day: Police raid Revolution of Dignity Museum
Scoop of the day: Police raid Revolution of Dignity Museum
Scoop of the day: Ukraine calls for prisoner exchange by 24 Dec
Scoop of the day: Ukraine calls for prisoner exchange by 24 Dec
Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett: "A 21st-century museum is a forum, not a temple"
Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett: "A 21st-century museum is a forum, not a temple"
Human hunt. People detained in Belarus during protests tell stories of torture and humiliation
Human hunt. People detained in Belarus during protests tell stories of torture and humiliation
Scoop of the weekend: Authorities consider 'intellectual lockdown' - MP
Scoop of the weekend: Authorities consider 'intellectual lockdown' - MP
  • Monday, 18 January
  • Scoop of the day: Ukraine condemns Navalny's arrest 22:25
  • A rating of the best employers in Ukraine from Forbes 18:51
  • Sunday, 17 January
  • Scoop of the weekend: Ship with Ukrainians sinks near Turkey 22:37
  • Wednesday, 13 January
  • Scoop of the day: Ukraine starts extracting tight gas 22:47
  • Tuesday, 12 January
  • Scoop of the day: Moldovan president visits; health minister urges extended lockdown 23:21
  • Monday, 11 January
  • Scoop of the day: Ukrainian soldier killed in east; USA targets more in Derkach case 23:18
  • Sunday, 10 January
  • Scoop of Christmas weekend: Ukraine goes into lockdown; blast at gas main 23:14
  • Tuesday, 5 January
  • Scoop of the day: Medical procurement agency says blocked by Health Ministry 23:33
  • Monday, 4 January
  • Scoop of the day: Leak hints at Belarus KGB plot to remove Sheremet 23:48
  • Sunday, 3 January
  • Scoop of the holiday weekend: Happy New Year! 23:19
  • Wednesday, 30 December
  • Scope of the day: Ukraine contracts 1.9m Sinovac Biotech doses 23:57
  • Tuesday, 29 December
  • Scoop of the day: Zelenskyy dismisses Maj-Gen Kryvonos, suspends top court head 23:13
  • Thursday, 24 December
  • Scoop of the day: Ukrainian serviceman returns from Russian prison 23:35
  • Wednesday, 23 December
  • Scoop of the day: Ukraine to stop sending nuclear waste to Russia 22:51
  • Only adaptive business will survive in 2021, and there will be fewer offices - Shymkiv 16:04
  • Tuesday, 22 December
  • Scoop of the day: finance minister says no reason for budget sequestration 20:10
  • Sunday, 20 December
  • Scoop of the weekend: coronavirus hospital occupancy rate at 40% 22:48
  • Friday, 18 December
  • Scoop of the day: Ukraine's population below 42 million 23:44
  • Wednesday, 16 December
  • Scoop of the day: Ex-MP indicted for premeditated murder 23:29
  • Monday, 14 December
  • Scoop of the day: Government sets lockdown for 8-25 January 23:18
  • Monday, 7 December
  • Scoop of the day: Riffmaster to stay in custody 22:51
  • Sunday, 6 December
  • Scoop of the weekend: Ukraine celebrates volunteers, army 23:02
  • Saturday, 5 December
  • Scoop of the day: No lockdown until January 01:17
  • Wednesday, 2 December
  • Scoop of the day: lockdown uncertainty, Ukrbud case 23:32
  • Monday, 30 November
  • Scoop of the day: Health Ministry says weekend quarantine not so effective 23:06
  • Sunday, 29 November
  • Scoop of the weekend: Authorities consider 'intellectual lockdown' - MP 18:12
  • Wednesday, 25 November
  • Scoop of the day: Zelenskyy asks Venice Commission to assess "constitutional situation" 23:24
  • Tuesday, 24 November
  • Scoop of the day: Ukrainian soldier killed in Donbas 23:41
  • Sunday, 22 November
  • Scoop of the weekend: Ukraine remembers Euromaydan, elects local mayors 22:54
  • Thursday, 19 November
  • Scoop of the day: Police raid Revolution of Dignity Museum 23:17
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  • “A Question for Ukraine is What Should a Country Not as Rich as Japan or Eurozone Do?” - Lord Adair Turner, a British economist
    Gorshenin Institute
    “A Question for Ukraine is What Should a Country Not as Rich as Japan or Eurozone Do?” - Lord Adair Turner, a British economist
    Lord Turner shares his vision of the outcomes of the global crisis of 2008 and talks about experiences and approaches of different countries to the development of their financial systems and economies.
  • $500 million on Covid, vaccine race and Crimea issue - results of the Paris Peace Forum
    Mariya Yeshchenko
    $500 million on Covid, vaccine race and Crimea issue - results of the Paris Peace Forum
    Will developed countries help their "third world" neighbours?
  • Paris Peace Forum - a new Davos and more
    Gorshenin Institute
    Paris Peace Forum - a new Davos and more
    The forum will be comparable in scale to the World Economic Forum and the Munich Security Conference.
  • Human hunt. People detained in Belarus during protests tell stories of torture and humiliation
    Oksana Rasulova
    Human hunt. People detained in Belarus during protests tell stories of torture and humiliation
    Accounts of people who were detained and beaten during protests in Belarus
  • Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett: "A 21st-century museum is a forum, not a temple"
    Daria Badior
    Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett: "A 21st-century museum is a forum, not a temple"
    LB.ua spoke with the main curator at the POLIN Museum in Warsaw about how the Museum survives in times of crisis and change, how museums need to change to be relevant to today's audience, and about the difficulties of Holocaust commemoration.
  • Ryaboshapka: "Mrs. Venediktova told the president personally that I was selling criminal cases. In my presence."
    Sonya Koshkina
    Ryaboshapka: "Mrs. Venediktova told the president personally that I was selling criminal cases. In my presence."
    The former top prosecutors looks back at his dismissal, the president's team and prospects for further prosecution reform.
  • Yana Barinova: “One should not confuse memorialisation and marketing. Memorialisation is deep drilling”
    Daria Badior
    Yana Barinova: “One should not confuse memorialisation and marketing. Memorialisation is deep drilling”
    LB.ua has talked with the Babyn Yar Holocaust Memorial Centre’s former COO Yana Barinova about the team’s activities over four years and what implications the scandal around the Centre may have.
  • CIA Spymaster Jack Devine: "Putin will be in power for as long as he's healthy and wishes to be"
    Sasha Demchenko
    CIA Spymaster Jack Devine: "Putin will be in power for as long as he's healthy and wishes to be"
    "My professional instincts would tell me the COVID-19 is not a man-made virus"
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