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Tribunal for Putin? Executive Director of Center for Civil Liberties on Justice for Ukrainians INTERVIEW
Ukraine

Tribunal for Putin? Executive Director of Center for Civil Liberties on Justice for Ukrainians

Kyiv Post talked to the executive director of the Center for Civil Liberties about the planned special tribunal on Russia’s crime of aggression.
By Petro Zhyzhyian
June 8, 2026
Poland Doesn’t Want to Write Ukraine’s History. It Wants Some Revisions INTERVIEW
Ukraine

Poland Doesn’t Want to Write Ukraine’s History. It Wants Some Revisions

The UPA dispute has become a conflict over memory, dignity, and the future of Polish-Ukrainian relations.
By Michał Kujawski
June 8, 2026
What’s Wrong With Russia? INTERVIEW
Ukraine

What’s Wrong With Russia?

Two prominent Kremlin-watchers examine and discuss the effects of Russia’s war against Ukraine on the domestic politics and collective psyche of a nation obsessed with its own greatness.
By David Satter, Jason Jay Smart
May 27, 2026
‘This War Will Not End With a Deal’ – Ukraine’s Former Chief Diplomat Dmytro Kuleba INTERVIEW
Ukraine

‘This War Will Not End With a Deal’ – Ukraine’s Former Chief Diplomat Dmytro Kuleba

Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister reflects on Ukraine’s strategic victory and the trials that nevertheless face the country as it recovers from war.
By Lord Ashcroft KCMG PC
May 23, 2026
Naftogaz, Ukrzaliznytsia Made Loan Repayments to EBRD in 2026, EBRD President Says EXCLUSIVE
Interview

Naftogaz, Ukrzaliznytsia Made Loan Repayments to EBRD in 2026, EBRD President Says

“We have no project where we could say it fails and the level of default is very limited,” Odile Renaud-Basso told Kyiv Post in an exclusive interview in Kyiv.
By Olena Hrazhdan
May 20, 2026
‘They Told Me I Would Die in Captivity. I Knew Ukraine Would Survive’ EXCLUSIVE
Interview

‘They Told Me I Would Die in Captivity. I Knew Ukraine Would Survive’

Volodymyr Mykolaienko, the former mayor of Kherson, spent three years in Russian captivity. He reflects on the torture he was subjected to, defiance and Kherson’s resistance.
By Lord Ashcroft KCMG PC
May 20, 2026
Russian Intelligence and the Painful History Between Poland and Ukraine INTERVIEW
Ukraine

Russian Intelligence and the Painful History Between Poland and Ukraine

Volhynia remains a wound Russia seeks to weaponize against Kyiv and Warsaw.
By Michał Kujawski
May 17, 2026
‘We Are Not Victims – We Are Fighters’: Oleksandra Matviichuk on War, Justice and Ukraine’s Fight for the Future EXCLUSIVE
Ukraine

‘We Are Not Victims – We Are Fighters’: Oleksandra Matviichuk on War, Justice and Ukraine’s Fight for the Future

Nobel Prize winner Oleksandra Matviichuk, a human rights defender who works on issues in Ukraine, speaks to Lord Ashcroft about Ukraine’s future after years of trauma.
By Lord Ashcroft KCMG PC
May 12, 2026
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Poland Doesn’t Want to Write Ukraine’s History. It Wants Some Revisions

Poland Doesn’t Want to Write Ukraine’s History. It Wants Some Revisions

The UPA dispute has become a conflict over memory, dignity, and the future of Polish-Ukrainian relations.
By Michał Kujawski
June 8, 2026

Tribunal for Putin? Executive Director of Center for Civil Liberties on Justice for Ukrainians

By Petro Zhyzhyian
June 8, 2026
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Documenting 10 Years of Russian War Crimes

Documenting 10 Years of Russian War Crimes

‘Russia Started Its Attacks on Ukraine 20 Years Ago,’ Says Former EU Ambassador to Ukraine

‘Russia Started Its Attacks on Ukraine 20 Years Ago,’ Says Former EU Ambassador to Ukraine

Poland’s Key Role as Ukraine’s Biggest Trade Partner – Exclusive Interview

Poland’s Key Role as Ukraine’s Biggest Trade Partner – Exclusive Interview

‘It Takes a Long Time to Build a Railway, So Truck Transport Became Very Important’ – Scania Ukraine CEO
Ukraine

‘It Takes a Long Time to Build a Railway, So Truck Transport Became Very Important’ – Scania Ukraine CEO

In only one sentence Scania Ukraine CEO Håkan Jyde summarized the logistic sector in Ukraine after Russia’s invasion in 2022 and gave a hint why Ukraine now has more than 1,000 female truck drivers.
By Lena Pettersson
April 18, 2026
Ukraine’s Demining Skills Could Be Exported Around the World INTERVIEW
Interview

Ukraine’s Demining Skills Could Be Exported Around the World

Senior mine action advisor Paul Heslop explains how Ukraine’s demining skills and technologies have the potential to support humanitarian efforts worldwide.
By Ugo Poletti
April 4, 2026
The Russian Orthodox Church: A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
Religion

The Russian Orthodox Church: A Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing

In Russia the official Russian Orthodox Church is an accomplice to the state’s aggression. Kyiv Post speaks to the authors of a new book examining Moscow’s religious-political dynamics.
By Jason Jay Smart
March 8, 2026
Ukraine Is Teaching Cybersecurity to the World
Kyiv

Ukraine Is Teaching Cybersecurity to the World

As one of the prime targets of Russian cyberattacks, Ukraine has learned the art and science of cybersecurity through the fire of war. Now it teaches the world.
By Ugo Poletti
March 8, 2026
Hungary Seizes Oschadbank Cash Vehicles, Questions Bank Employees Without Charges, Lawyer Says EXCLUSIVE
Ukraine

Hungary Seizes Oschadbank Cash Vehicles, Questions Bank Employees Without Charges, Lawyer Says

Hungarian authorities seized armored vehicles carrying millions in cash and gold, and questioned Ukrainian bank employees in a money-laundering case against an “unknown perpetrator,” denying lawyers’ access.
By Olena Hrazhdan
March 7, 2026
Commander of the Lithuanian Border Guard: Lukashenko Dances Tango With Organized Crime Groups INTERVIEW
Russia

Commander of the Lithuanian Border Guard: Lukashenko Dances Tango With Organized Crime Groups

In an exclusive interview, Kyiv Post speaks with Gen. Rustamas Liubajevas, head of Lithuania’s State Border Guard Service (VSAT), about hostile actions on the border with Belarus.
By Michał Kujawski
March 4, 2026
Maxim Kolomiiets: Writing Ukraine’s Fragile Truth for the World Stage
Music

Maxim Kolomiiets: Writing Ukraine’s Fragile Truth for the World Stage

From Kyiv to Leipzig, Ukrainian composer Maxim Kolomiiets reflects on war, music and ‘The Mothers of Kherson’ – a new opera premiering this year.
By Myroslava Makarevych
March 1, 2026
EXCLUSIVE: Lithuania’s President Nausėda: Russia Does Not Want Peace, It Is Playing for Time INTERVIEW
Interview

EXCLUSIVE: Lithuania’s President Nausėda: Russia Does Not Want Peace, It Is Playing for Time

In an exclusive interview for Kyiv Post, Lithuania’s president warns against futile attempts to re-open a smoke-and-mirrors dialogue with Vladimir Putin.
By Michał Kujawski
Feb. 24, 2026
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Poland Doesn’t Want to Write Ukraine’s History. It Wants Some Revisions

By Michał Kujawski
June 8, 2026

Tribunal for Putin? Executive Director of Center for Civil Liberties on Justice for Ukrainians

By Petro Zhyzhyian
June 8, 2026