Publications

2 years ago

"Difficult Autumn" of Ukrainian Diplomacy: It Will Be Difficult, But Not Critical

What kind of negotiations will take place will depend on how successful Ukraine is on both fronts - military and diplomatic.

2 years ago

Stockholm syndrome of Orthodox Ukrainians

Why do relatives invite agents of influence of the "Russian world" - priests of the pro-Russian Orthodox Church - to perform the funeral service for the fallen Ukrainian defenders?

2 years ago

Echoes of unlearned lessons, Polish-style mobilization and Black Sea search

The anniversaries of the beginning of the Russian-Georgian war and mass protests in Belarus should serve as a starting point for rethinking the situation in the post-Soviet space.

2 years ago

Ten propaganda techniques Russia employed amid aggression against Georgia, Ukraine

Fifteen years ago, the Russo-Georgian War began. Although this conflict was quite brief (lasting only 5 days), Ukrainians could recognize a lot of techniques in its information component that Moscow employed back then and most recently, in Ukraine.

2 years ago

Ukrainian economy - first steps to recovery

Ukraine's economy is growing despite the Kakhovka dam explosion and Russia's withdrawal from the grain deal.

2 years ago

Russian fake news: Ukrainians in Poland are offered only low-skilled jobs

Russian propaganda forged an advertising booklet about a job fair in Warsaw

2 years ago

“They beat me every day. Chechens broke my arm as a parting gesture”

How two Izium police officers survived, escaped the occupation and came back to work

2 years ago

On Guard for Mental Health: Supporting Mental Health of Population in Context of War in Ukraine

The war in Ukraine has created a huge need for psychological support for the population - from first aid to comprehensive psychological support.

2 years ago

Jeddah Review, Polish-Ukrainian Friendly Fire and Baltic-Black Sea Iterations

The port of Jeddah in Saudi Arabia hosted a meeting of diplomatic representatives looking for an algorithm to end the Russian-Ukrainian war.

2 years ago

Myths and narratives Russia uses to devalue Grain Initiative

“Ukraine needs a grain corridor not for humanitarian purposes, but for terrorist activities,” “Ukraine sent only 2.5% to poor countries,” “Ukraine’s statements about hunger are only a cover for the desire to earn money”…. All these narratives have been vigorously disseminated by propaganda over the past year. They are the official justification for Moscow’s withdrawal from the grain deal.

2 years ago

Bountiful harvest in Zhytomyr region with no sales market

Having grown a good harvest during Russia's war, the villagers hope to sell it, including for export.

2 years ago

On eve of meeting in Jeddah. What Saudi Arabia like today

Will the key Middle East state be able to help implement the Ukrainian Peace Formula

2 years ago

How long would Russia have money for war?

China, India, and African countries support the Russian economy, but rising inflation and a falling ruble confirm that international sanctions are working.

2 years ago

Photofake: Wagner PMC near Polish border posts

Russia scares Europe with a "second front"

2 years ago

Alina Karnaukhova, co-founder of NGO Zhyva: Living despite loss is challenge facing families of fallen heroes

The scout of the 93rd separate mechanized brigade "Kholodnyi Yar", international master of sports in powerlifting Serhii Karnaukhov died in May 2022

2 years ago

Izmail after enemy shelling

"We thought the war was a nightmare far away from our homes": Izmail residents tell about the first shelling of the city since the beginning of the war

2 years ago

Fake video: Billboard in Tokyo bearing inscription "Stop War. Stop Zelensky"

Propagandists continue to use old videos to create fakes about Ukraine

2 years ago

European Commission plans to lift restrictions on imports of Ukrainian grain despite Poland's objections

The European Commission is ready to support Ukraine on the grain issue, while the Baltic states and Croatia are willing to help with maritime transit.

2 years ago

From MH17 to Kakhovka HPP. How Russia is trying to hide its crimes behind fakes

Since launching aggression against Ukraine in 2014, Russia has committed numerous war crimes and terrorist attacks that shocked the world: the downing of the passenger airliner flight MH17 in summer 2014, the massacre in Bucha in March 2022, and the blowing up of the Kakhovka HPP in June 2023. 

2 years ago

90 years later: 28 countries parliaments recognize Holodomor as genocide of Ukrainians

More than ten of them were adopted after the start of Russia's full-scale invasion. What the countries' resolutions say and how the diplomatic corps assesses the process

2 years ago

Russian fake: Several million hryvnias spent on exhibition at Parliament

False information about a real event at the Ukrainian Parliament

2 years ago

Izyum: most destroyed city in Kharkiv region prepares for winter and plans to rebuild

A little more than half of the residents remain here, but due to the large-scale destruction, there are big problems with housing

2 years ago

Volodymyr Lugovskyy, professor of Economics at Indiana University: Economic risks of confiscation of Russian assets are fictitious

The seizure and confiscation of Russian assets is one of the most pressing and complex issues for global politicians today

2 years ago

European Commission - on confiscation of frozen Russian assets: joint decision to be made

The EU is determined to ensure that Russia pays for the damage caused to Ukraine

2 years ago

Russian fake: ‘Orcs’ and Richard Wagner memorial plaque in Germany

Russian propaganda continues to fabricate content to discredit Ukrainians abroad

2 years ago

Olenivka: year after Russian terrorist attack

The UN rejected the version of a HIMARS missile strike. Relatives of those who were in the colony are clinging to the slightest hope

2 years ago

Russian propaganda on killing POWs from Azov in Olenivka

In the week preceding the tragedy in Olenivka, Russian propagandists began to actively write about Azov soldiers in their telegram channels. The key narrative: they allegedly began to confess to their crimes.

2 years ago

How Kremlin's "grain war" threatens world

By destroying Ukraine's port infrastructure, the aggressor is undermining global food security, pushing tens of millions of people to the brink of starvation

2 years ago

Missile attack on downtown Odesa: Russia destroys historical heritage

The aftermath of the terrorist country’s barbaric actions, as seen by Ukrinform correspondents in Odesa’s streets shelled by missiles

2 years ago

How international art community supports Ukraine, spreading truth about war

A year and a half into the full-scale war unleashed by Russia, Ukrainians managed to garner not only unprecedented diplomatic and military support from foreign allies, but also to consolidate dozens of world-class stars around the events in Ukraine.