What does bureaucracy, green transition, and retired baby boomers have to do with it?
Svitlana Dolinchuk - 1 april 2024
russia was attacked by a sworn enemy of the Afghan Taliban and Iran
Denys Zakiianov - 27 march 2024
Where to get financial resources for a state that is at war and which Western partners are already a bit "tired" of supporting
Denys Bezliudko - 1 march 2024
Why do the Polish government now have to clarify things to everyone, and when will they finally "relax"?
Roman Matys - 16 february 2024
How the aggressor country's defence industry circumvents sanctions and who helps it
Liubov Velychko - 27 december 2023
Jean-Erik de Zagon talks about budgets for post-war recovery, the “revival” of the Kakhovka Dam, control over the distribution of donor funds and corruption risks.
Tetiana Omelchenko - 27 october 2023
Arad Benkö speaks of the state of Austrian business in Ukraine, corruption risks and participating in the reconstruction of destroyed regions
Tetiana Omelchenko - 29 september 2023
The massacre in the capital left 55 dead, 146 wounded and shook the regime of Abdul Hamid al-Dbeibeh
Denys Zakiianov - 18 august 2023
An overview of the main events of the past seven days and the international press' reaction to them
Vladyslav Osypenko - 14 august 2023
The document that russia might sign will be symbolic, and the aggressor will distort it in its rhetoric
Yuri Vanetik - 12 august 2023
