Opinion

Why international court rulings are not the solution to the controversy surrounding Ukraine’s ongoing land sale moratorium

Lisa Yasko studied at Oxford University and had the world at her feet but says the opportunity to be part of Ukrainian history was simply too good to miss

US President Donald Trump’s failure to make progress in the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula is hardly surprising given the fate of Ukraine after the country surrendered the world’s third largest nuclear arsenal via the 1994 Budapest...

The American President’s public and private comments on Ukraine are often disturbingly similar to Russia’s preferred talking points and strikingly out of step with official American policy

Russian disinformation tactics are no longer a secret but too many countries only react after becoming targets themselves

Kyiv shone as the host city of the world’s biggest sporting event but many Ukrainians seemed more interested in grumbling about the inevitable mess and inconvenience of the Champions League Final – why?

Ukrainians are learning to lobby legally as attention focuses on the benefits of better business-government dialogue

Can Ukraine build on post-2014 progress and realize the country’s energy industry potential?

Andy Hunder of the American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine joins colleagues in the US capital to assess the state of Ukraine-American business ties

A culture of innovation and competitive costs help make Ukraine an increasingly attractive international tech sector option

Russia's imperialistic attitude towards independent Ukraine has turned an instinctive ally into an aggrieved adversary - and Vladimir Putin must personally accept much of the responsibility for the collapse of Kremlin influence in Moscow's...

Landmark moment for the Ukrainian telecoms industry can provide new impetus for broader economic growth

Routine absentee voting in the Ukrainian parliament makes a mockery of the country’s democratic aspirations and undermines the credibility of the entire political system

US-based Friends of Ukraine Network joins chorus of international supporters urging Kyiv to maintain Maidan momentum and keep reform process on track despite looming election cycle and opposition from entrenched old guard

Ukraine’s undeniable post-Maidan progress since 2014 cannot mask the growing sense of frustration felt throughout the country

Majority of businesses operating in Ukraine believe it is possible to succeed without engaging in corrupt practices but the issue of corruption remains almost ubiquitous amid calls for an Anti-Corruption Court

Recent reforms open the way for Ukraine to emerge as a global leader in the open data arena

Australian Pete Shmigel argues that the suppressed traumas of distant and recent history continue to shape Ukrainian society negatively and are as big an obstacle to progress as more commonly discussed problems like corruption and the ongoing...

Most observers believe Russia accidentally shot down flight MH17 in July 2014 - but Moscow cannot admit any role in the tragedy without also exposing the Kremlin's entire secret war in Ukraine