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Life in Ukraine
Hero Dogs: Rescue Canines Search For People Trapped in Post-Russian Attack Rubble
Who gets called to save trapped Ukrainians? Not just dogs, but crack search teams led by Labradors, German Shepards and Australian Cattle Dogs, and sometimes even Cocker Spaniels.
Updated: Dec. 8, 2025
Kyiv
OPINION: Plenty to Stir in the Witch’s Caldron
Some observations about life and practices in Konotop and the reverberations in distant Kyiv.
Nov. 9, 2025
Life in Ukraine
OPINION: Coming Back to Life
As the war destroys communities along the front line, internal migration is bringing new energy to villages that were close dying out.
July 20, 2025
War in Ukraine
New Mobile Workshops for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. How They Work
In this highly mobile war keeping Ukraine’s armored and lightweight combat vehicles on the road is essential. Kyiv Post takes a closer look.
March 3, 2025
War in Ukraine
Life Hack: Ukraine’s Mobile Repair Workshops in Action
Kyiv Post visited new mobile workshops capable of carrying out major equipment repairs being put together by volunteers and military engineers for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Feb. 27, 2025
Ukraine
1 in 4 Ukrainian Men Eye Emigration Due to Economic Struggles, War
21% of Ukrainians would like to emigrate if borders reopened, mainly due to lack of opportunities and wartime dangers, with the highest desire among youth and residents of eastern regions.
Jan. 22, 2025
Holodomor
No ‘War Fatigue’ for Visitors to Holodomor Museum – Director Lesia Hasydzhak
As Ukraine commemorates the victims of the 1932-1933 Holodomor – recognized as genocide against Ukrainians – the Holodomor Museum’s director discusses the museum’s latest work and projects.
Nov. 23, 2024
War in Ukraine
A Soldier’s Funeral and Its Social Undercurrents
As another soldier’s death is marked in a small western Ukrainian city, tensions about Ukraine’s death toll and controversial mobilization process remain.
Oct. 19, 2024
Ukraine
Ukraine’s Top Cities for Digital Service Innovations
Ukraine’s breakthrough projects in electronic service delivery, such as "Diya",
"Kyiv Digital", "Rezerv+", are a testament to the cities and mayors spearheading their
development.
Oct. 12, 2024
Life in Ukraine
Superhuman Stories
Despite crippling injuries at the hands of Russian aggression, Ukrainians remain undaunted. Superhumans Center, outside Lviv, bears witness to this unbreakable spirit.
Aug. 25, 2024
War in Ukraine
Dnipro Woman Switches to Ukrainian Language After Speaking Russian for 70 Years
Dnipro septuagenarian adopted Ukrainian after Russia’s full-scale invasion, saying she “saw how powerful and strong our country is, I felt like a Ukrainian. I felt like a part of this great country.”
April 20, 2024
Life in Ukraine
New AI Medical Technology Will Improve Cancer Diagnosis in Ukraine
New scanners equipped with Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology will significantly speed up the detection of malignancies, and diagnoses will be established more accurately.
Nov. 14, 2023
Ukraine
Ukraine Is Set to Legalize Medical Cannabis
Ukrainian lawmakers are poised to pass a bill making medicinal cannabis legal. However, amid fears of people getting high in the streets, they insist that recreational use will not be permitted.
Nov. 8, 2023
War in Ukraine
Ukrainian Soldiers Reinvest Salaries into Armed Forces Through Charity Auctions
At a time when many Ukrainians feel so dislocated due to war, regular events like “NaShapku” in Kyiv are providing a lifeline in countless ways.
Dec. 22, 2022
Life in Ukraine
The Horrors Faced by Ukraine’s Animals and the People Trying to Help
Beyond the humanitarian catastrophe unleashed on Ukraine by Russia’s invasion, the country’s animals have also suffered needlessly from the invaders’ cruelty. Kyiv Post meets volunteers who help animals as well as humans.
Dec. 9, 2022
Kyiv
Kyiv Café Helps People ‘Recharge with Positive Energy’
A Russian missile strike severely damaged Takava. Two days later they were open and serving again.
Dec. 8, 2022