Publications
- Wednesday, 17 September
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How has nearly four years of full-scale invasion affected society?
- Tuesday, 16 September
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What the Verkhovna Rada is bringing to the autumn season.
- Monday, 15 September
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We are now at a point of uncertainty.
- Sunday, 14 September
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Today, only 1% of Russians regularly attend church. Young people are simply sent there as cannon fodder and brainwashed. Someday, perhaps, generations will repent, as was the case with the Germans after World War II.
- Saturday, 13 September
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‘People perceive the past through its individual beautiful pieces — this is often referred to as culture.’
- Friday, 12 September
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What tasks does the new Ukrainian ambassador to the United States see ahead of her?
- Thursday, 11 September
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In general, Moscow continues to play the role of Eastern Europe's North Korea, forcing the EU to invest money in defence and the military-industrial complex, while countries neighbouring Russia avoid conflict as much as possible.
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Why have international reparations for victims of violence been halted, and why is the Ukrainian government delaying the creation of its own payment mechanism?
- Wednesday, 10 September
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‘Ukraine, with its past, has always been at the centre of pan-European historical and cultural processes.’ Discussion on deconstructing stereotypes about the southern region as a cultural periphery.
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The populism of Polish politicians influences the strengthening of anti-Ukrainian sentiments. The European integration of Ukraine can correct the situation.
- Tuesday, 9 September
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Beijing is not opposed to the construction of a new gas pipeline, but at the same time it is not giving Moscow any guarantees. Instead, it is putting forward a whole host of conditions.
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Moscow wanted to crush us, disarm us and force us to surrender, but so far it is as far from achieving this as it was in 2022.
- Monday, 8 September
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To train a ballet dancer, in addition to eight years of quality education, it takes six years to turn them into a "star".
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Thanks to the efforts of energy and heating companies, Ukraine got through the winter of 2024–2025 without any serious blackouts, but the winter of 2026 will be extremely difficult.
- Friday, 5 September
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Olivier Assayas' film, competing for the Golden Lion at the 82nd Venice Film Festival, is the first large-scale artistic attempt to portray the modern Russian regime on the big screen. Jude Law plays the role of Putin.