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InfoWatch
June 23, 2020

Divide and Conquer: The 5 Most Popular Anti-Western Narratives in Ukraine So Far in 2020

In past years, but especially after the 2019 elections in Ukraine, anti-Western and anti-democratic messages have become more widespread in the Ukrainian information...
Ukraine
June 19, 2020

Police Violence And Impunity In Ukraine: What's Gone Wrong With Police Reform

As the world is captivated by the Black Lives Matter protests in the United States and around the world, Ukrainians are faced with an incident of grave police misconduct...
InfoWatch
June 16, 2020

“Тhe IMF loan will not help Ukraine,” “Soros fired Vakarchuk:” Anti-Western Messages in Ukraine #10

Internews Ukraine and UkraineWorld.org are continuing to publish a regular roundup of anti-Western messages in Ukraine aimed at undermining trust in democracy and...
Ukraine
June 12, 2020

How Early Quarantine Saved Ukraine And What To Expect Next: Ukraine’s Chief Sanitary Doctor Explains

With Western Europe experiencing the coronavirus crisis at full scale, Ukraine has been seemingly very lucky to avoid catastrophe so far. How has a country with...
InfoWatch
June 10, 2020

“The U.S. got hit by a karmic boomerang”, “Sorosiata act against Arsen Avakov:” Anti-Western Messages in Ukraine #9

Internews Ukraine and UkraineWorld.org publish a regular roundup of anti-Western messages in Ukraine aimed at undermining trust in democracy and in Ukraine’s integration...
Opinions
June 10, 2020

Controversies around the Babyn Yar Memorial and Russian money: interview with Yosyf Zissels

A scandal around the Babyn Yar Memorial in Kyiv highlights problems in Ukrainian memory policy and its dependence on external influences. UkraineWorld talked to...
Ukraine
June 4, 2020

The Clash of Oligarchs: Key Features of Ukraine’s Media Sphere

Influenced by politicians, yet also relatively free. Dependent on big oligarchic capital, but competitive. There are many “yets” and “buts” when it comes to Ukraine’s...
Ukraine
June 3, 2020

In Memory of Ukraine’s Great Composer: How Myroslav Skoryk Enriched the World’s Music

Myroslav Skoryk, Ukraine’s world-famous music composer and conductor, died at the age of 82 in Kyiv on 1 June. UkraineWorld remembers Myroslav Skoryk’s life and...
InfoWatch
June 2, 2020

“Ukraine sold its sovereignty to the IMF”, “Protests in America are a prelude to the U.S. downfall:” Anti-Western Messages in Ukraine #8

Internews Ukraine and UkraineWorld.org publish a regular roundup of anti-Western messages in Ukraine aimed at undermining trust in democracy and in Ukraine’s integration...
Opinions
May 29, 2020

How Ukraine can get back 30 billion euros in unpaid court-ordered debts

A quarter of Ukraine's annual GDP equals outstanding court decisions. To change this situation, Ukraine needs to create a better regulatory framework. It is important...
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