Items tagged with: Ukrainian identity

Ukraine’s annual international economic and humanitarian forum in Kaniv prepares for its second year with big ambitions to take on decades of humanitarian and cultural neglect

The Habsburg Empire experience of western Ukraine during the eighteenth, nineteenth and early twentieth centuries helped foster a sense of Ukrainian identity and rooted the country firmly in the European cultural universe while planting the...

“Future generations will realize how important the Revolution of Dignity was for the development of Europe”

Media hype depicting Ukraine as "The New Berlin" could prove helpful in challenging negative perceptions of Ukraine that remain rooted in unflattering and outdated post-Soviet stereotypes

Why the use of the definite article casually undermines and belittles the epic struggle for Ukrainian statehood

Authors of comic book blockbuster seek to bring epic events of 1917 Ukrainian Revolution to post-Maidan audiences

Putin's Russia has consistently promoted ideas of Ukraine as an integral part of a broader Russian world while rejecting historic notions of Ukrainian sovereignty

New book aims to return Ukrainian narratives to the center of international debate over Putin’s hybrid war in Crimea and the Donbas

German sportswear brand wins plaudits for design featuring traditional Ukrainian national embroidery

Canadian academic Subtelny provided millions of post-Soviet Ukrainians with access to the formerly supressed Ukrainian national story and helped lay the foundations for the nation’s growing sense of national identity

Ukraine’s low international profile is a national security threat and a barrier to the kind of investment necessary to fuel the country’s European transition

Ukrainian society is desperate for new leadership figures and is being dangerously alienated by a political culture devoid of ideology and dominated by populism

Placing Hitler and Stalin in a single narrative: why Ukraine’s unique totalitarian trauma offers the key to conquering demons of a tragic past

Putin’s hybrid war in Ukraine is popular at home because millions of Russians continue to insist Ukraine is a manufactured nation artificially separated from Russia

Tourist heaven: hryvnia devaluation has made Ukraine a purchasing power paradise for anyone with euros or dollars but fewer tourists are visiting the country due to exaggerated concerns about risks posed by Russian hybrid war

Rebranding Ukraine: Golden domes and embroidered skirts make way for IT opportunities and knowledge economy as Ukrainian international image is given a timely overhaul