Ukraine in the international media

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

With only one bottle produced so far, it will be a while before Atomik martinis are available - but Prof Smith and the team hope to produce 500 bottles this year, selling it initially to the increasing number of tourists who now visit the...

Control of the legislature allow President Zelenskyy's party to pursue market-based economic policies that the likes of Poland and Hungary introduced two decades ago, even as those nations now seek more state sway

Although investment from Moscow soared in Russian-occupied Crimea, prices are high, goods expensive, and tourists scarce

China seizes opportunities in Ukraine as European and American investors continue to hesitate

Ukrainian residential real estate complex offers a colorful contrast to the endless monotony of Soviet-era apartment blocks 

Where female rappers are either hypersexualized or take on prototypically masculine tropes in the West, Savranenko does not subscribe to any specific aesthetic in Ukraine’s relatively new space

As hybrid war with Putin's Russia enters its sixth year, a new project aims to teach young Ukrainians how to identify deliberate disinformation

Five years of Kremlin rule have brought repression to the Muslim community in Ukraine's Russian-occupied Crimean peninsula

Ukraine is the decisive global battleground in the new Cold War against a revisionist and revanchist Russia

Timely new movie explores the horrors of Stalin's genocidal 1930s Ukrainian famine

Once regarded as the breadbasket of Europe, Ukraine is now ready to be the ‘supermarket of the world’ as processed and high-end product manufacturing is booming

The de facto Kremlin blockade of Ukraine's southeastern seaports sets a potentially disastrous precedent for international shipping law

Bishops from the country’s three main Orthodox churches elect leader of a new church, breaking Russia’s grip

EU’s security commissioner says Moscow spread false claims for at least a year before last month’s seizures

Magazine editor facing accusations of repeatedly passing the work of other authors off as her own

The site of the world's worst atomic energy disaster is now part of Ukraine's growing transition towards renewables

The Kremlin is trying without success to dominate the Eastern Orthodox Church and seek to maintain a strong religious presence in Ukraine

Lviv honors activists working to preserve the city's rich Jewish heritage