Rebuilding Ukraine

A Year of War in Odesa EXCLUSIVE
War in Ukraine
OPINION: A Year of War in Odesa
Under bombs and amid threats of invasion, the historically Russophile city on the Black Sea has made its loyalties perfectly clear.
By Ugo Poletti
Jan. 14, 2023
My Mom and I Speak the Same Language Now – Ukrainian
Ukraine
OPINION: My Mom and I Speak the Same Language Now – Ukrainian
How Those who Became Russian Speakers Because of Moscow’s Policies of Russification are Reverting to Ukrainian.
By Alina Zhurbenko
Jan. 14, 2023
Victory Out of Ruins: Shaping Ukraine’s Future (Part 1) EXCLUSIVE
Ukraine
OPINION: Victory Out of Ruins: Shaping Ukraine’s Future (Part 1)
Whether Ukraine prevails in several months or several years, we must start thinking about and planning the post-war reconstruction and state building now.
By Kate Levchuk
Jan. 13, 2023
Majority of Ukrainians Support Reforms Before Joining EU
Ukraine
Majority of Ukrainians Support Reforms Before Joining EU
Survey of Ukrainians reveals strong favorability to starting EU accession negotiations before the war ends, alongside importance of reforms.
By Kyiv Post
Jan. 11, 2023
Year 2023: Scenarios for Ukraine
Ukraine
OPINION: Year 2023: Scenarios for Ukraine
How will the Russo-Ukrainian war end? Outcomes fall into one of four broad categories. But victory for Ukraine looks more like a question of when than if.
By Ihor Zhdanov
Jan. 9, 2023
Post-War Ukraine: Building Back Better EXCLUSIVE
Ukraine
OPINION: Post-War Ukraine: Building Back Better
Ukraine must rebuild in ways that further its accession to the EU.
By Jose Samino, Dr. Adnan Rahman
Jan. 7, 2023
Ukraine as EU Candidate – Implications for Transport, Infrastructure EXCLUSIVE
Europe
OPINION: Ukraine as EU Candidate – Implications for Transport, Infrastructure
The European Commission on June 17 approved Ukraine’s application for EU membership, and on June 23, the European Parliament adopted a historic resolution in support of granting Ukraine EU membership
By Viktor Dovhan
Jun. 28, 2022