A banned film about a sculptor who depicted Christ wearing a gas mask returns to the screen in the Berlinale's ‘Classics’ programme — proof that the history of Ukrainian cinema is more complex and daring than it seems.
Last week media and social networks were reporting what looked like real progress by the Defence Forces in Zaporizhzhya Region. People were writing it was almost a counter-offensive. So what’s actually going on?
A conversation with the Pulitzer Prize winner about Donald Trump's "Greenland" whims, relations with Poland, and the risks of US peace guarantees for Ukraine.
What do you think a security guarantee system for Ukraine could look like? I believe the strongest guarantee for Ukraine lies in what it does for itself, as well as in how European…
Europe is preparing for a scenario in which “calming” speeches are no longer a guarantee, and security issues have to be resolved independently. Report from the Munich Security Conference.
A conversation with Rostyslav Prokopyuk, founder of the Ukrainian Institute in Prague and psychotherapist, about relations between Ukrainians and Czechs, his desire to represent Ukraine in the Senate, and the post-war future.
The story of ataman’s wife Halyna Kuzmenko and their daughter Olena Mikhnenko, told through documents from the SBU archives that have never been published before, and facts that have not previously been brought to light.
About the author of the first novel about the Holodomor, its influence on the perception of totalitarian regimes, and the difficult path to the West during Stalin's time.
A sculpture of Zhanna Kadyrova, evacuated from Pokrovsk, is travelling around Europe, reminding people of Ukraine's renunciation of nuclear weapons and European security guarantees.
We are forced to fight for the very architecture of the future world: for the balance between good and evil, for the rules of the game, for a new system of global security.
A banned film about a sculptor who depicted Christ wearing a gas mask returns to the screen in the Berlinale's ‘Classics’ programme — proof that the history of Ukrainian cinema is more complex and daring than it seems.
Last week media and social networks were reporting what looked like real progress by the Defence Forces in Zaporizhzhya Region. People were writing it was almost a counter-offensive. So what’s actually going on?
The former special representative of the US State Department on "deadline diplomacy" and Russia's strategy for negotiations.
Conversation with a Romanian expert on the Black Sea region, hybrid threats, and Russian aggression.
A conversation with the Pulitzer Prize winner about Donald Trump's "Greenland" whims, relations with Poland, and the risks of US peace guarantees for Ukraine.
What do you think a security guarantee system for Ukraine could look like? I believe the strongest guarantee for Ukraine lies in what it does for itself, as well as in how European…
Europe is preparing for a scenario in which “calming” speeches are no longer a guarantee, and security issues have to be resolved independently. Report from the Munich Security Conference.
A conversation with Rostyslav Prokopyuk, founder of the Ukrainian Institute in Prague and psychotherapist, about relations between Ukrainians and Czechs, his desire to represent Ukraine in the Senate, and the post-war future.
World ignored Ukrainian skeleton racer in 2022, so he now speaks about “fruits” of war that was not stopped then.
The story of ataman’s wife Halyna Kuzmenko and their daughter Olena Mikhnenko, told through documents from the SBU archives that have never been published before, and facts that have not previously been brought to light.
It's a paradox, but the economy is growing. How is this possible? How do the government and business (not) cooperate?
About the author of the first novel about the Holodomor, its influence on the perception of totalitarian regimes, and the difficult path to the West during Stalin's time.
A sculpture of Zhanna Kadyrova, evacuated from Pokrovsk, is travelling around Europe, reminding people of Ukraine's renunciation of nuclear weapons and European security guarantees.
In order to wage war intelligently, creatively and effectively, the strategy for developing the Armed Forces needs to be revised.
We are forced to fight for the very architecture of the future world: for the balance between good and evil, for the rules of the game, for a new system of global security.