The passage of $61 billion of life-saving supplemental aid for Ukraine by the U.S. Congress in April was a much-needed victory for Ukraine’s supporters. After spending eight months laser-focused on passing Ukraine aid, my team at Razom for Ukraine saw …
When Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, many experts predicted that the Russian economy, weakened by sanctions, would be too fragile to sustain a prolonged war. However, now in the third year since the full-scale invasion, it i…
Since 1970s, when Henry Kissinger introduced China into the US foreign policy considerations, there have been numerous attempts to figure out how the classical trio ought to dance to outsmart each other without upsetting the global political and econom…
To many Ukrainian citizens, the idea of “Russian opposition” brings a smile – sometimes sorrowful, sometimes scornful. The consistent shift of Putin’s regime from autocratic to downright totalitarian leaves no space for classic opposition activity. Reg…
The images coming from the streets of Tbilisi last week are, to Ukrainian eyes, chillingly familiar. We all know well the sight of hundreds of thousands taking to the streets all night to protest a government decision that moves their nation closer to …
In February of last year, at an official lunch in Kyiv held for the ministers of culture of both Ukraine and France, the topic of Bulgakov’s house, now a well-known museum, came up for discussion. Several of the Ukrainian artists present thought it sho…
The article analyzes the involvement of high-ranking Russian officials in the funding of war crimes, namely, the processes of mass deportation of Ukrainian children to the territory of the Russian Federation, their further detention on the territory of…
Authors: Shaun Burnie, Jan Vande Putte, Daryna Rogachuk, Greenpeace Green Reconstruction Ukraine Project
Chornobyl is one of the most recognised synonyms for disaster in the world.
Its legacy is to serve as a universal reminder of the terrible conseq…
A few weeks ago, as I sipped my Sunday morning coffee and perused the FT weekend issue, I came across a wine advertisement featuring a quote from Leo Tolstoy: “All the variety, all the charm, all the beauty of life is made up of light and shadow….
Many people had worked to ensure that 2023 was a year of adaptation to challenges and a return to openness and transparency. On the one hand, it is important to consider the context and challenges of the war; on the other hand, effective communication …