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Georgia
The Georgian parliament passed a law very similar to Russia’s law on so-called “foreign agents,” restricting the work of public organizations. People have taken to the streets.
Apr. 17, 18:54
War in Ukraine
Kyiv Post visited the city that's inching toward becoming a front line in Russia’s continuing invasion of Ukraine.
Apr. 16, 18:38
War in Ukraine
The strategic prospects for Ukraine's energy infrastructure in response to continuous Russian assault.
Apr. 14, 13:37
War in Ukraine
Thousands of Ukrainians with disabilities still live in closed institutions. Human rights defenders are trying to change that.
Apr. 6, 08:46
Verkhovna Rada
Having addressed alcohol abuse among its troops the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) is now facing the threat to morale and efficiency posed by online gambling as does society as a whole.
Apr. 6, 08:34
NATO
Deadly semi-autonomous drones are likely to flood Ukraine in the next six to 12 months. If Putin gets them first, experts predict a “catastrophe” for Ukraine and a woefully unprepared West.
Mar. 30, 13:00
Air Defenses
Ukraine is using the expertise it’s gained from developing mobile apps that make everyday life easier to come up with innovative ways to defend the country.
Mar. 27, 11:56
War in Ukraine
According to a Ministry of Defense official, new recruitment efforts are getting a huge response, with over 11,000 people applying to 1,000 vacancies in one week.
Mar. 26, 17:14
War in Ukraine
As opposed to Washington’s concern, Ukraine’s strikes on Russian oil refineries are not driving up crude prices, and the answer might ultimately lie in the restructuring of price caps and embargo.
Mar. 26, 15:56
Ukraine needs more soldiers, but Russian propaganda, high casualties, and systemic issues stoke fears about signing up, while bad statistics and political reluctance are only exacerbating the problem.
Mar. 21, 19:13
War in Ukraine
After two years of intense fighting, the outcome of the war will hinge on psychological factors that impact the international support now indispensable to Ukraine’s resistance.
Mar. 20, 13:21
Corruption Watch
The Defense Ministry is trying to break the stranglehold of a bureaucratic system given to corruption. Kyiv Post investigates efforts to bring vast amounts of procurement money out from the shadows.
Mar. 17, 14:51
Putin
Alexei Navalny was a convert from atheism to Orthodoxy. Now the question of what to do with his body might prove to be an embarrassment for Putin and the head of the Russian Orthodox Church.
Feb. 21, 12:02
The Orange Revolution in 2004 and the Revolution of Dignity in 2014, exactly 10 years ago, made Maidan Nezalezhnosti an iconic symbol of the Ukrainian nation’s invincible spirit.
Feb. 18, 14:08
Ukraine
The exact number of ethnic Ukrainians in Russia is not known. But their presence is not only a thorn in the side of the Kremlin, but a potential source of upheaval within the Russian Federation.
Feb. 18, 13:35
Georgia
The Georgian parliament passed a law very similar to Russia’s law on so-called “foreign agents,” restricting the work of public organizations. People have taken to the streets.
Apr. 17, 18:54
War in Ukraine
Kyiv Post visited the city that's inching toward becoming a front line in Russia’s continuing invasion of Ukraine.
Apr. 16, 18:38
War in Ukraine
The strategic prospects for Ukraine's energy infrastructure in response to continuous Russian assault.
Apr. 14, 13:37
War in Ukraine
Thousands of Ukrainians with disabilities still live in closed institutions. Human rights defenders are trying to change that.
Apr. 6, 08:46
Verkhovna Rada
Having addressed alcohol abuse among its troops the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) is now facing the threat to morale and efficiency posed by online gambling as does society as a whole.
Apr. 6, 08:34
NATO
Deadly semi-autonomous drones are likely to flood Ukraine in the next six to 12 months. If Putin gets them first, experts predict a “catastrophe” for Ukraine and a woefully unprepared West.
Mar. 30, 13:00
Air Defenses
Ukraine is using the expertise it’s gained from developing mobile apps that make everyday life easier to come up with innovative ways to defend the country.
Mar. 27, 11:56
War in Ukraine
According to a Ministry of Defense official, new recruitment efforts are getting a huge response, with over 11,000 people applying to 1,000 vacancies in one week.
Mar. 26, 17:14
War in Ukraine
As opposed to Washington’s concern, Ukraine’s strikes on Russian oil refineries are not driving up crude prices, and the answer might ultimately lie in the restructuring of price caps and embargo.
Mar. 26, 15:56
Ukraine needs more soldiers, but Russian propaganda, high casualties, and systemic issues stoke fears about signing up, while bad statistics and political reluctance are only exacerbating the problem.
Mar. 21, 19:13
War in Ukraine
After two years of intense fighting, the outcome of the war will hinge on psychological factors that impact the international support now indispensable to Ukraine’s resistance.
Mar. 20, 13:21
Corruption Watch
The Defense Ministry is trying to break the stranglehold of a bureaucratic system given to corruption. Kyiv Post investigates efforts to bring vast amounts of procurement money out from the shadows.
Mar. 17, 14:51
Putin
Alexei Navalny was a convert from atheism to Orthodoxy. Now the question of what to do with his body might prove to be an embarrassment for Putin and the head of the Russian Orthodox Church.
Feb. 21, 12:02
The Orange Revolution in 2004 and the Revolution of Dignity in 2014, exactly 10 years ago, made Maidan Nezalezhnosti an iconic symbol of the Ukrainian nation’s invincible spirit.
Feb. 18, 14:08
Ukraine
The exact number of ethnic Ukrainians in Russia is not known. But their presence is not only a thorn in the side of the Kremlin, but a potential source of upheaval within the Russian Federation.
Feb. 18, 13:35
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