Intolerance

Ukraine's reputaion - for reasons both deserved and undeserved - has taken a beating internationally on almost all fronts.
2 days ago at 20:04 | Kyiv Post

Next steps The West, especially Europe, needs to follow up with more tough measures against Ukraine's business and government leaders starting with financial scrutiny of their assets in Cyprus and elsewhere.
May 17 at 21:36 | Kyiv Post
Hypocrisy Deputy Prime Minister Sergiy Tigipko should practice what he preaches.
May 17 at 21:33 | Kyiv Post
Euro 2012 boycott The games should go on, but Europe's leaders made the right choice in skipping the continent's football championship in Ukraine next month.
May 10 at 22:27 | Kyiv Post
Dnipropetrovsk The mysterious bombs have exposed how distrustful the public and government are of each other and the incompetence of law enforcement autorities.
May 10 at 22:19 | Kyiv Post
Old wine The opposition needs to come up with new ideas and include the public in formulating policy positions if it wants to harness popular support.
Apr 26 at 21:47 | Kyiv Post
Wrong side Big Tobacco doesn't want plain packaging laws to catch on in other nations because such a prospect will mean fewer smokers and lower profits.
Apr 26 at 21:28 | Kyiv Post
A farce If the wealthiest aren't declaring thier incomes or paying their fair share of taxes, why should anybody else?
Apr 19 at 22:53 | Kyiv Post
Official thugs The tax police are still out of control.
Apr 19 at 22:42 | Kyiv Post
Back Story: How to sustain journalism Michael Willard writes: As advertising model fades into history, Kyiv Post must find new revenue streams.
Apr 19 at 22:32 | Michael Willard
Injustice reigns While the political show trial of ex-Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko grabs the international headlines, deeper injustices are taking place every day in Ukraine at all levels of the criminal justice system – from abuses by cops on the streets to people sentenced to languish in prisons for crimes they did not commit.
Apr 12 at 22:13 | Kyiv Post