Ukraine in the international media

The government is trying to entice its people back, not entirely successfully

Ukraine had 47 confirmed cases of the virus as of March 21, fewer than its neighbors, but reported three deaths and has imposed similarly tough measures in a bid to curtail the spread of the coronavirus

Ukraine was dragged into the Trump impeachment affair leading to damaging associations that have threatened the country's long-term partnership with the US

Rinat Akhmetov may be the richest man in Ukraine, but he’s also one of the most controversial. Purchasing a villa associated with an African genocide triggered a lot of questions

From small beginnings in 2012, the Kyiv club-cum-cultural centre has become an eastern-European scene-leader

The deck may be stacked against the Ukrainian President’s peace-through-negotiation approach, but it is not so thoroughly stacked that failure is a foregone conclusion

In the Danube delta, removing dams and bringing back native species have restored ecosystems

“Ukraine is at a point where young people are trying to build the world they want to live in, but they are limited by economic instability and an unending war caused by an aggressive neighbor.”

The Ukrainian hryvnia has gained more against the US dollar than any other national currency during 2019

Ukraine’s chief economic adviser has told Reuters the government’s decision not to let foreigners take advantage once a ban on selling farmland is lifted next year will slow investment, help local oligarchs and hurt growth

The estimated Israeli investment into running engineering departments in Ukraine reached over USD 40 million in 2018

Ukraine is finally winning the long-running “Kyiv vs Kiev” debate after a series of global media heavyweights including the Washington Post, Associated Press, and BBC all adopted the Ukrainian-language “Kyiv” spelling for the nation’s...

To the average person, Russians broadcasting about borsch may seem obvious and innocuous, but not so for Ukrainians, who consider the soup to be their national dish

Beijing’s bid for geopolitical influence in Kyiv is increasing as China strengthens ties with Ukraine

Prospect of 'East European Alps' excites president, but developing Svydovets massif into ski resort may harm ecosystem

POSCO International CEO Kim Young-sang: The partnership with Ukraine, which is world's leading grain market, will help Korea to improve its food security

Green-conscious industries have already used coffee waste to produce furniture, cups, printing ink, and biofuel, but Ukrainian Havrylenko is unique in using it to make sunglasses

President Zelenskyy's ambitious plans highlight where the previous Ukrainian government fell short: judicial reform, privatization and loosening rules on owning farmland