Ukraine in the international media

In a nearly unanimous vote, the Ukrainian Parliament has adopted a law that legalizes and regulates cryptocurrency

The summer 2021 tourism season saw an unlikely boom in tourists from Saudi Arabia spending their holidays in Ukraine

Three decades after the Soviet collapse, today's Ukrainians are now more in touch with their national identity than ever before

Ukraine marks three decades of independence with the country in the midst of a generational shift away from the post-Soviet era towards a more self-confident future driven by a booming tech sector and more international mindset

Ukraine sees its future in NATO but Moscow has made clear that it regards any progress towards membership as a red line for the Kremlin

The Ukrainian government hopes a new plan to plant a billion trees will help combat the impact of forest fires and illegal logging

Ukraine's Ivano-Frankivsk drama theatre has staged a new interpretation of "Romeo and Juliet" in the industrial halls of an old Soviet factory in western Ukraine

Once almost equally divided between littoral states, the annexation of Crimea tipped the balance of military power in the Black Sea in favor of Russia

The first bottles of an "artisanal spirit" made using apples grown near the Chernobyl nuclear power plant have been seized by Ukrainian authorities

Kateryna Monzul has earned a degree of fame over the past five years as one of the most prominent female referees in European football

Forthcoming Ukrainian animation movie aims to promote the diversity of Ukrainian and Slavic heritage worldwide

Kyiv launches official country website that pitches Ukraine as “modern, dynamic, free, and diverse”

The Ukrainian president had previously avoided any direct criticism of Donald Trump despite being at the center of a global scandal

The post-industrial landscape and unique geology of eastern Ukraine offer a range of novel tourist attractions for anyone seek original holiday destinations off the beaten track

Pro-Kremlin parties have recovered some ground following a collapse in support six years ago but ongoing Russian military aggression against Ukraine has made it virtually impossible for Moscow-leaning parties to secure the kind of democratic...

Scientists warn of threat of nuclear contamination from work on giant E40 waterway linking Baltic to the Black Sea

As the Ukrainian news media buzzes with speculation that Ukraine may be planning to reclaim control of Donbass by Turkish drones, direct involvement by Turkey in the Ukraine-Russia conflict would cost Ankara dearly in its relations with...

Romanian manager Lucescu sparked controversy when he took over at Dynamo Kyiv in July despite having led arch-rivals Shakhtar Donetsk for over a decade

President Zelenskyy's chief of staff Andriy Yermak says current unrest in Belarus means his country needs to strengthen defences