Publications
- Wednesday, 9 April
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‘They are paid 20-40 thousand dollars just for signing a contract, and a soldier gets 2,500 dollars or more. They throw money at people, and this is the main incentive. We cannot afford it.’
- Tuesday, 8 April
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Should we expect significant progress in the return of Ukrainian children?
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Serhiy Kastornykh is known as the screenwriter of Selfieparty, Peaceful 21, Stars in Exchange, and How is Katya? His directorial credits include the documentaries War in My Head and…
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You can achieve much more with a gun and a kind word than just a kind word. Trump has a gun. But he has not yet demonstrated enough determination to put it to Putin's temple.
- Monday, 7 April
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The Iskander strike on Kryvyy Rih, the shelling of a hospital in Kherson, and the hours-long combined attack with drones, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles on Kyiv are real and undisguised terror.
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Should this memorial space shift its focus from the Second World War to the current Russian-Ukrainian war?
- Sunday, 6 April
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Russian military was planning to remotely demolish our factories – but in reality, they either lose a machine or allow long-range drones to penetrate the airfields of the nuclear triad.
- Saturday, 5 April
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After the outbreak of hostilities in the Belgorod Region of the Russian Federation, the front line increased by almost 100 km.
- Friday, 4 April
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"The theatre should be at the forefront of all processes, it should give guidance, respond to what is happening today.”
- Thursday, 3 April
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As the Financial Times notes, US presidents from Ronald Reagan to Bill Clinton to George W. Bush used the White House Rose Garden to mark significant moments in America's drive to…
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How will this trade war affect the global economy? And what are the implications for Ukraine?
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The drone war will not do without artillery, so Ukraine and its partners are ramping up production.
- Wednesday, 2 April
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The total value of Ukraine's mineral resources could reach $15 trillion.
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A conversation with Oksana Zabuzhko at the Leipzig Book Fair on the occasion of the German edition of her essay The Longest Journey.
- Monday, 31 March
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The millstones of war are grinding, and it doesn't smell like an imminent peace. It smells like what happened twice in the last century in Europe.