Nicolas Tenzer: Ukraine Is Winning the War, The West Should Help INTERVIEW
Bohdan Nahaylo
Nicolas Tenzer: Ukraine Is Winning the War, The West Should Help
Exclusive Kyiv Post interview with prominent French intellectual and analyst, adviser and author Nicolas Tenzer – wherein he shared his contrary optimism for Ukraine’s future.
‘The Ukrainian Sun is Rising’: Alla Dudayeva on Dzhokhar’s Fight Against Rashism INTERVIEW
Sevinj Osmanqizi
‘The Ukrainian Sun is Rising’: Alla Dudayeva on Dzhokhar’s Fight Against Rashism
Dudayev’s widow told Kyiv Post that his warnings about Russian imperialism, Chechnya and Ukraine now feel prophetic amid Moscow’s full-scale aggression.
‘It Is Not for the IMF To Organize Parliament’, IMF’s European Director Says EXCLUSIVE
Olena Hrazhdan
‘It Is Not for the IMF To Organize Parliament’, IMF’s European Director Says
Alfred Kammer talks to Kyiv Post about the shocks Europe faces from the Middle East war, priorities for his successors, Ukraine’s IMF progress, pressure on the Hryvnia, and tax votes in parliament.
Civilian Solutions for Army? Latvian Army Commander on What NATO Can Learn From Ukraine EXCLUSIVE
Sergii Kostezh
Civilian Solutions for Army? Latvian Army Commander on What NATO Can Learn From Ukraine
Gen. Kaspars Pudāns, commander of the Latvian Armed Forces, touched on the threats from Belarus, Russian influence in the Baltics, and lessons from Ukraine in his exclusive interview with Kyiv Post.
Fuel Price Shock, Ukrainian Investment and Chornobyl Repair – EBRD Vice President on Current Priorities INTERVIEW
Olena Hrazhdan
Fuel Price Shock, Ukrainian Investment and Chornobyl Repair – EBRD Vice President on Current Priorities
The EBRD's Middle East package won't affect investments in Ukraine, while the bank meanwhile races to repair Chornobyl's drone-damaged metal sarcophagus, EBRD's VP tells Kyiv Post.
Memories of Pripyat Before 1986 – Conversation With a Former Resident INTERVIEW
Sergii Kostezh
Memories of Pripyat Before 1986 – Conversation With a Former Resident
A former Pripyat resident, who later followed in her parents’ footsteps and became a nuclear plant worker, recalled her lost youth and the fading image of a once prosperous city with Kyiv Post.
‘Ukrainian Theater Cannot Exist Outside the War Today – It Must Be Its Voice’ – Interview With Rostyslav Derzhypilsky INTERVIEW
Myroslava Makarevych
‘Ukrainian Theater Cannot Exist Outside the War Today – It Must Be Its Voice’ – Interview With Rostyslav Derzhypilsky
After 18 years at the helm of the Ivano-Frankivsk drama theater, Rostyslav Derzhypilsky has extended the legacy of a stage founded in the Austro-Hungarian era and reshaped it for a country at war.
EBRD Eyes $585M to Repair Chornobyl Shelter Damaged by Russian Drones, VP Says INTERVIEW
Olena Hrazhdan
EBRD Eyes $585M to Repair Chornobyl Shelter Damaged by Russian Drones, VP Says
EBRD’s banking vice president told Kyiv Post Russia’s drone hit on the Chornobyl shelter caused corrosion that could compromise the whole system if not repaired.
Ankara Summit May Put Zelensky, Ukraine Back at Center of NATO Talks INTERVIEW
Sevinj Osmanqizi
Ankara Summit May Put Zelensky, Ukraine Back at Center of NATO Talks
Veteran Turkish diplomat Ümit Yardım says Ukraine will be one of the main topics at NATO’s July summit in Ankara, alongside the Middle East crisis, and questions over the US role in the alliance.
NATO Summit May Shift Attention Back to Ukraine, Former US Ambassador Kauzlarich Says INTERVIEW
Sevinj Osmanqizi
NATO Summit May Shift Attention Back to Ukraine, Former US Ambassador Kauzlarich Says
In an interview with Kyiv Post, Richard Kauzlarich said Russian threats signal the effectiveness of Ukraine’s drone warfare and the growing pressure Moscow faces on the battlefield.
Moscow Falling Back on Soviet-Style Escalation Tactics as Battlefield Gains Stall – Veteran US Diplomat INTERVIEW
Sevinj Osmanqizi
Moscow Falling Back on Soviet-Style Escalation Tactics as Battlefield Gains Stall – Veteran US Diplomat
Veteran US diplomat Daniel Fried says Hungary may stop acting as Putin’s agent in Europe and that Ukraine should move quickly to restore damaged ties with Budapest.
Ukraine’s Gambling Market Needs Common Sense – Natalia Denikeieva INTERVIEW
Петро Жижиян
Ukraine’s Gambling Market Needs Common Sense – Natalia Denikeieva
Ukraine’s gambling market is undergoing real and tough change. Natalia Denikeieva, deputy minister at the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine, explains the state of the market.