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Zelensky Expects Russia Offensive in Northeast Ukraine to Intensify

War in Ukraine

Zelensky said Russian troops had managed to advance between five to 10 kilometers along the northeastern border before being stopped by Ukrainian forces, but warned it may only be the “first wave.”

By AFP

4h ago

Ukraine

80th Anniversary of Deportation of Crimean Tatars Commemorated

By Kyiv Post

48m ago

Ukraine

OPINION: Multipolar Multivectoral Non-Aligned Multinonsense

By Charles Cockell

2h ago

Ukraine

80th Anniversary of Deportation of Crimean Tatars Commemorated

By Kyiv Post

48m ago

EXCLUSIVE Ukraine

OPINION: Multipolar Multivectoral Non-Aligned Multinonsense

By Charles Cockell

2h ago

Latest

Drones

Ukraine Destroys Russian Ammo Depot, Shoots Down 37 Drones Overnight

New video shows Ukrainian border guards destroying a Russian ammunition depot in Bakhmut sector while Ukrainian forces destroy 37 Shahed attack drones overnight.

By Kyiv Post

12m ago

Ramstein

‘Ramstein’ Ukraine Defense Contact Group to Meet on May 20: Pentagon

By UkrInform

19m ago

American Singer Sows Seeds of Awareness for Ukraine

By Brian J. Carlsen

20m ago

Serbia

OPINION: First Ladies’ Irreplaceable Role in Serbia-Ukraine Relations

By Dr. Orhan Dragas

21m ago

Drones

Hello ‘Liutiy’ UAV – Goodbye Russian Oil Refineries

By Bohdan Tuzov

46m ago

Georgia

A Letter to Georgia

By Kurt Volker

1h ago

Georgia

Georgia’s President Vetoes Controversial ‘Foreign Influence’ Law

Georgian President Zourabishvili on Saturday put a mostly symbolic veto on the "foreign influence" law that sparked protests and warnings from Brussels it would undermine Tbilisi’s European dreams.

By Euractiv

2h ago

Aviation

ANALYSIS: What’s Wrong with the Russian Su-57? A Lot

The Su-57 was supposed to be the Kremlin’s answer to true fifth-generation fighters like the US F-22 and the multi-national F-35, but Russia's stealthy super-fighter never really got off the ground.

By Bohdan Tuzov

3h ago

Fact-Check

Europe

Did Ukraine Suspend Certain Clauses of the European Convention on Human Rights in April?

By Kyiv Post

May. 13

War in Ukraine

Fact Check: Serious Issues with Kremlin Claims Ukraine Blasted Belgorod Apartment Building

By Kyiv Post

May. 13

Aviation

Did a Turkish Passenger Airliner Fly Over Bakhmut by Accident?

The reports that began circulating on the internet on Friday might simply be a technical error from flight trackers due to the prevalence of electronic warfare (EW) interference in operation.

By Leo Chiu

May. 13

EXCLUSIVE

The Biden Administration’s Chicken Kiev Complex

By Stash Luczkiw

Changes and Adaptation Precipitated by War: Top Ukrainian Defense Official Talks to Kyiv Post-Part Two

By Julia Struck

Changes and Adaptation Precipitated by War: Top Ukrainian Defense Official Talks to Kyiv Post-Part One

By Julia Struck

PICTURES: Evacuation Under Shelling in Kharkiv Region

By Sergii Kostezh

OPINIONS

By Andreas Umland What’s Behind Putin's Ministerial Rochade in the Kremlin?

By Lviv Media Forum We Need All Our Courage to Seek Understanding

By Andrei Piontkovsky Putin’s War Post-Patrushev

By Timothy Ash Ukraine – Running Through the Numbers

By Phillips P. OBrien Russia is Pressing Lots, Breaking Through Nowhere

ANALYSIS

What’s Wrong with the Russian Su-57? A Lot

Putin Shake-Up Signals a Long War May Be Coming

Xi in Europe: Business, Cognac and Ukraine

Russia’s Lethal Electronics Are Impossible Without the West

VIDEO

Changes in European Security Architecture

Host Alina Hrytsenko interviews Michael Bociurkiw, on Europe's political changes due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Macron’s “sovereign Europe,” and Germany's Bundeswehr reforms

By Kyiv Post

1d ago

EXCLUSIVE Azov

The Changing Face of Ukraine’s Azov Division Over a Decade of War

By Sergii Kostezh

May. 15

Ukraine

Ukrainian Refugee Artist Opens Studio in Barcelona

By Bohdan Nahaylo

May. 12

EXCLUSIVE Odesa

Odesa: Standing Firm Against Regular Russian Attacks

By Sergii Kostezh

May. 9

Ukraine

Tech Summit 2024: Ukrainian IT Companies Adjusting to Wartime

By Leo Chiu, Olena Hrazhdan

May. 7

CORRUPTION WATCH

Corruption Watch

Mystery Surrounds Firing of Deputy Reconstruction Minister

By Olena Hrazhdan

May. 10

Oligarchs

Kolomoisky Suspected of Paying to Have a Man Killed

By Kyiv Post

May. 8

Zelensky

Zelensky Officially Dismisses SBU Head of Cybersecurity Following a Series of Scandals

By Kyiv Post

May. 2

Corruption Watch

Mystery Surrounds Firing of Deputy Reconstruction Minister

Deputy Prime Minister Oleksandr Kubrakov was once rumored to have permitted corruption during road construction, but parliament being asked to dismiss him came as a surprise for many.

By Olena Hrazhdan

May. 10

Corruption Watch

Ukrainian Minister Detained Over Suspected Corruption: Prosecutors

By AFP

Apr. 26

Corruption Watch

Criminal Case Instead of Resignation: What Do the Charges Against the Minister of Agrarian Policy Mean?

By Sergii Kostezh

Apr. 23

Corruption Watch

Corruption Suspect Granted Bail And Remains Minister of Agriculture

Minister of Agrarian Policy Mykola Solskyi was granted bail. He continues to perform his duties, although he technically resigned on Thursday, April 25.

By Kyiv Post

Apr. 26

Corruption Watch

Ukrainian Minister Detained Over Suspected Corruption: Prosecutors

Investigators earlier this week accused Mykola Solsky of illegally seizing land worth more than $7 million when he was the head of a major farming company and a member of parliament.

By AFP

Apr. 26

Corruption Watch

Criminal Case Instead of Resignation: What Do the Charges Against the Minister of Agrarian Policy Mean?

Minister of Agrarian Policy Mykola Solskyi has become one of the few top-level officials in the history of Ukraine to face corruption charges during his tenure.

By Sergii Kostezh

Apr. 23

ECONOMICS

5G in Ukraine Only Possible After War Officials Say

Ukraine’s Ministry of Digital Transformation also does not rule out using Chinese vendors when the country can establish 5G connections after the war.

By Leo Chiu

1d ago

Mobilization Exemption Canceled for Glovo, Favbet Employees

By Olena Hrazhdan

1d ago

Oschadbank Reports Almost 500 Export Contracts Under New USAID Program

By Olena Hrazhdan

2d ago

OPINION: Ukraine – Running Through the Numbers

By Timothy Ash

May. 15

Ukraine’s Largest Private Postal Service Opens Branches in London

By Kyiv Post

May. 14

EDITOR'S CHOICE

EXCLUSIVE

France

OPINION: The Macron Doctrine

By Andrei Piontkovsky, Jason Galie

Mar. 19

Coming of Age in Ukraine’s Tumultuous Setting

By Mari Cheba

Mar. 3

PS, MAGA, Putin Hates You (But He Loves Your Work)

EXCLUSIVE

Washington

OPINION: PS, MAGA, Putin Hates You (But He Loves Your Work)

By Stephen Humphreys

Feb. 23

Poland

OPINION: When Poles and Ukrainians Fight, Russia Wins

By Adam Borowski

Feb. 20

CULTURE

War in Ukraine

The ‘Cultural Front’ – Exaggeration, or Actual Force?

What’s happening in North America? Many performers and cultural figures are traveling across the ocean to help raise money and awareness for Ukraine’s fight.

By Igor Golubchik

1d ago

Yuliya Magdych: Vyshyvankas Are Bridge Between Past and Future

By Kyiv Post

May. 16

Ukraine

Ukrainian Refugee Artist Opens Studio in Barcelona

By Bohdan Nahaylo

May. 12

Ukraine

Ukrainian Refugee Artist Opens Studio in Barcelona

Nataliia Feshchenko, a Ukrainian artist from Kyiv, is currently a refugee in Barcelona. She recently opened an art studio. Kyiv Post's Chief Editor Bohdan Nahaylo interviewed her outside her gallery.

By Bohdan Nahaylo

May. 12

Europe

Switzerland Takes Home Another Victory in Eurovision 2024; Ukraine Secures Third Place

By Julia Struck

May. 12

SPOTLIGHT

Retired U.S. Army Major General David L. Grange has been appointed as the Chairman of the Supervisory Board of CONSTANTA Airline.

The Ukrainian airline "Constanta", which provides cargo and passenger transportation for international humanitarian missions, has re-elected its supervisory board for a term of three years.

By Viktoriia Zatsarinna

May. 15

Philip Morris launches new facility in the Lviv region

Currently facility employs 100 personnel relocated from the Kharkiv Philip Morris facility, 150 more are to be transferred by the end of the year

By Philip Morris

May. 15

Alliance for a billion

The bank, in collusion with the energy traders affiliated with Ihor Kolomoisky, stole 14,000 Mavic drones from the state. Courts prevent refund.

By Olga Onishchenko

May. 7

Ukrainian Entrepreneur Revolutionizes Dubai Car Rentals: A Story of Top-class Service

Ambitious entrepreneur from Kyiv, Yevhen Parokhod, CEO at Renty.ae, is step-by-step taking the top positions among the players in the UAE luxury car market.

By Serhii Stepanysko

May. 3

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