Publications
- Saturday, 17 January
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Emigrant pages of the life of Ukrainian and European innovator Sofia Rusova.
- Friday, 16 January
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"Very low turnout — for instance, 10–20 per cent — could call the referendum’s legitimacy into question.”
- Tuesday, 6 January
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Vladimir Putin is now making statements that Russia has never been a coloniser. In fact, it has been, particularly in Africa.
- Monday, 5 January
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In 2026, the enemy will be able to launch air strikes with two to three hundred UAVs per night, deploy six to nine hundred in massive strikes, and make two to three attempts to overload our air defence with super-attacks throughout the year…
- Friday, 2 January
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2026 began with the appointment of Kyrylo Budanov, head of the DIU, as head of the Office of the President. We examine what this means and what consequences it will have for domestic and foreign policy.
- Thursday, 1 January
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"Russians need to understand that while they are playing with imperial dreams, they will suffer. They need to see the connection between imperialism and complete f*cking chaos.”
- Sunday, 28 December
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Little-known pages from the life of patron and publisher Yevhen Chykalenko in exile in Czechoslovakia.
- Friday, 26 December
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Working group on elections during special and post-war periods: challenges and scenarios from MPs and the Central Election Commission.
- Thursday, 25 December
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“We know that we are not them. Yet it remains difficult for us to articulate who we are and what Ukraine is, beyond the assertion that it is not Russia.”
- Tuesday, 23 December
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How and when will all this happen?
- Sunday, 21 December
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On the latest trends in the formation and development of the Ukrainian diaspora in Germany and displaced people within Ukraine.
- Saturday, 20 December
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Nativity scenes are staged from Christmas Eve to Epiphany. In Ukraine, they evolved into street theatre reflecting real life — today telling stories of war, pain and tears. Does this clash with the joy of Christmas?
- Friday, 19 December
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“Russia was supposed to be ready to begin military action against Europe in 2030. Those plans have now been revised, with the timeline brought forward to 2027. This concerns the Baltic states and their occupation.”
- Thursday, 18 December
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“For us, it is a community where we can practice all things Ukrainian: cooking, language, traditions, singing, dancing, literally everything”/
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Culture manager and veteran Yurko Vovkohon tells how art works with veteran experiences in the ‘Voices of Defenders’ project.