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Ukraine
June 24, 2019

Ukraine Has Its Seven Wonders Too

Even though none of the Seven Wonders of the World are in Ukraine, Ukraine has its own Seven Wonders.
Ukraine
June 24, 2019

Who are Ukrainian Nationalists, and How Do They Differ?

Recently, the main nationalist parties, Svoboda, National Corps, Right Sector and three smaller parties, said they would run together in the Parliamentary election...
Ukraine
June 14, 2019

5 Ukrainian Biosphere Reserves You Have to Visit

The biggest virgin steppe in Europe with a safari, the largest valley of narcissus in Europe, a huge, unique post-apocalyptic area, and other amazing places await...
Ukraine
June 10, 2019

Second Wind: Will Ukrainian Regional Airports See the Take-off of European Low Cost Carriers?

In the last few years, development of aviation has received an unprecedented boost in Ukraine. In fact, Ukraine's Ministry of Infrastructure went as far in its enthusiasm...
Opinions
May 29, 2019

Rebecca Harms on Eastern Partnership, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and Russia’s possible return to PACE

The 10th anniversary of the EU’s Eastern Partnership initiative provided a great opportunity for a UkraineWorld analyst, alongside journalists representing other...
Reforms
May 28, 2019

Understanding Ukraine’s Plaсe In Global Healthcare Innovation

The life-and-death nature of the healthcare industry might be a factor to slow the adoption of new technologies there but the digitalization of hospitals is underway.
Ukraine
May 22, 2019

The Fourth Estate, Oligarch Style: Key Facts About Ukrainian Media

Internews Ukraine experts have prepared a comprehensive overview of Ukrainian media sphere (https://medialandscapes.org/country/ukraine) for the Media Landscapes...
Ukraine
May 22, 2019

How Has Populism Influenced Political Culture in Ukraine?

Ukrainian statehood is relatively young, but its political culture has a vast legacy that is continuously reflected in Ukrainian elections. What are the main characteristics...
Ukraine
May 14, 2019

Life in a Valise: Installation About Displaced Persons Unveiled in Kyiv

How much of one’s life can fit into a suitcase? This is the question that around 1.5 million Ukrainian IDPs have dealt with. Thanks to the support of the Black Sea...
Russian Aggression
May 6, 2019

Children as a Tool: How Russia Militarizes Kids in the Donbas and Crimea

With an eye to the future, officials in the Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine are waging a campaign of “patriotic education” aimed at reaching the hearts and...
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