Publications

2 years ago

Ukraine: What we are fighting for and why we will win

Amid multiple reports of a Russian military buildup on the border, Ukrainians remain mentally stable, even calm

2 years ago

Denys Shmyhal: I want to believe that business will see the government’s work on changing the investment climate

The prime minister has named the top six tasks toward economic growth

2 years ago

Yuzivka: Between fake news and truth about Ukraine's gas independence

Russia is trying to prevent Ukraine from extracting own gas, being interested in the opposite

2 years ago

War against Ukraine: What price will Russia pay

What would happen to Russia should it decide to launch a full-scale war with Ukraine? 

2 years ago

Top 7 diplomacy highlights of 2021: Crimea Platform, new Charter with U.S.

Some of this year's events were seen as milestones and some took place for the first time in Ukraine’s history

2 years ago

MH17 trial: Russia rejecting Dutch court inquiries, trying to have ECHR hearing postponed

However, prosecutors will start announcing the indictment as early as December 20

2 years ago

Timothy Ash: Biden seemed to give Putin none of his asks

Meanwhile, Putin has made it clear he sees Normandy and Minsk platforms effectively dead

2 years ago

Crimea Platform: A way forward

Ukraine has presented to OSCE its vision of functioning and development of the Crimea Platform initiative toward the deoccupation of the peninsula

2 years ago

Ukraine will not freeze: Six years without Russian gas

What's happening on the “gas front” between Russia and Ukraine.

2 years ago

How the Kremlin wants to control people’s minds

The Kremlin intends to educate not only children, not even only young people. A Russian must be educated throughout his or her life.

2 years ago

What Holodomor teaches us

This lesson is learned: Ukraine is part of the West, not a rebellious province of the "Russian world"

2 years ago

Rope for Vucic: what the Gas Alliance with Russia did to Serbia

Close ties with Moscow can contribute to short-term situational benefits, but they have highly negative strategic consequences

2 years ago

How the Revolution of Dignity changed Ukraine: Ten achievements

The events of 2013-2014 have provided a big push to the country's development

2 years ago

Timothy Ash: The West should openly declare what sanctions will be rolled out should Russia attack Ukraine

Putin has said SWIFT sanctions would be a declaration of war, well make it clear that in crossing Ukraine’s border with Russian tanks Putin is making that choice himself

2 years ago

Blackmailing Europe with migrants

Lukashenko is diligently playing a role of “Putin’s willing provocateur.”

2 years ago

Ukraine-USA: Renewing strategic cooperation

The resumed work of the Strategic Partnership Commission significantly increases the opportunities for the U.S. to support Ukraine in the face of Russia’s aggression

2 years ago

Five important principles for a successful mandatory funded pension for Ukraine

Solidarity and fully funded pension systems work best when they complement each other

2 years ago

Why Russia is pushing for a new round of aggression against Ukraine

A new wave of destabilization is looming over Ukraine, the one involving internal turbulence in all areas, provoked by outside forces.

2 years ago

The ghost of nuclear threat is rising in Donetsk

Neither the competent authorities of Ukraine nor the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) have had access to nuclear facilities and materials in the occupied territories of Ukraine for over seven years. 

2 years ago

Repression in Russia: Why are there as many political prisoners now as there were in the late Soviet period?

Not only did the torture of prisoners in Russia not stop, it also took on horrible new forms, incompatible with the concept of a "civilized country"

2 years ago

Most common myths about the Istanbul Convention

Most fake news and manipulations are coming to Ukraine from Russia

2 years ago

How Russia influences vaccination

Russia is trying to hinder inoculation campaigns across the globe, sowing chaos and creating divide

2 years ago

Why Russian cinema can’t exist without propaganda and manipulations

Eight Features of “correct” Russian cinema

2 years ago

Closer to NATO: Benefits of Ukraine’s participation in NAC’s Armaments Committee

We are being perceived more and more as an important partner and ally. And it is critical in this regard not to forget about pursuing reform

2 years ago

More American boats for Ukraine Navy: Kyiv increasing its defense potential at sea

When the Russian navy realizes they can face a real rebuff, they will lose the feeling of superiority and no longer rattle sabers.

2 years ago

Common sense vs. vaccination disinformation

How Morshyn managed to vaccinate the majority of its adult population

2 years ago

Member of Russian occupation force with observer armband: gross provocation in Donbas

The coordinated response to the incident and its focus on the OSCE SMM indicate that Moscow was interested in creating a pretext for further curtailment of international monitoring in the occupied part of Donbas.

2 years ago

Pentagon chief in Kyiv: Will NATO form a strategy of confronting Russia on its southern flank?

It is about consolidating an informal coalition of the Black Sea states capable to deter Russian aggression in the regions of the Black Sea and the Sea of Azov

2 years ago

Ukraine has enough gas transmission capacity to cover Europe twice

Increasing gas supplies to Europe through Ukraine's gas transmission system (GTS) could solve the European gas crisis. Instead, Russia is deliberately discrediting the Ukrainian path. The Kremlin's arguments, meanwhile, are not actually true. In other words, they are lying.

2 years ago

Russia turning into information ghetto

The number of brainwashed military servicemen and ordinary Russians will be even greater