Ukraine in the international media

Ukrainians now make up a significant part of the Polish workforce following huge post-2014 leap in economic migration 

The Russian invasion and occupation of Ukraine's Crimean peninsula has had a negative impact on the region's tourism industry

Ukraine's technically impressive but neglected space industry is attracting fresh American commercial spaceflight interest

Ukraine's IT and startup scenes are among the world's hottest with massive growth over the past five years

Recent events show growing resentment within the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church over perceived Vatican appeasement of the Kremlin

How 2018 currency champ from Ukraine managed to dodge the emerging market rout that is sweeping the globe

New initiative will see Ukrainian cultural identity represented internationally as country seeks to raise its global profile

UK MP Stewart McDonald: "This is an occupation of a part of the territory of a sovereign nation by another, and not some sort of ‘Ukrainian civil war’. The ambiguity of language has allowed the Kremlin to escape scrutiny and censure" 

New analysis from the Washington-based IIF lays out the country’s precarious longer-term picture

The last time a country agreed to give up its nukes, it didn’t turn out well

Alleged Kremlin connections raise questions about fugitive Ukrainian who is reportedly weighing up a 2019 bid for the presidency 

Ukraine has failed to secure almost half the aid available to the country due to refusal to meet often demanding reformist conditions

Ukraine is one of the world’s largest producers and exporters of cereals and oilseeds, and AgroGeneration is among the foreign investors to have targeted the country’s fertile farmland

Russian Orthodox Church remains powerful in Ukraine but has lost ground amid accusations of aiding Putin's war

Ukraine is returning to its role as one of the world's strategic breadbaskets but outdated Soviet-era domestic infrastructure is struggling to cope with growing harvests

Russian disinformation around Ukraine set the stage for the Kremlin’s election meddling in the US. Hillary Clinton saw it coming but couldn't stop it

Ukraine bore the brunt of the June 2017 attack in which the ‘Petya’ worm spread among corporate computer networks

Ukraine is fast becoming the place to go for people desperate to find a surrogate to have their baby. The money on offer is drawing in many young women, but there are fears they could be exploited

Investigation identifies deceased Russian army general as former commander of Kremlin hybrid forces in eastern Ukraine