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Rada Ratifies Zelensky’s €90B EU Loan for Ukraine’s Defense and Budget Support
Zelensky

Rada Ratifies Zelensky’s €90B EU Loan for Ukraine’s Defense and Budget Support

Zelensky submitted a bill to ratify a €90B EU loan package aimed at funding Ukraine’s defense and state budget in 2026-2027.
By Julia Struck-Feshchenko
Updated: May 28, 2026
Ukraine May Lift Medical Exemptions to Send Doctors to Military
Verkhovna Rada

Ukraine May Lift Medical Exemptions to Send Doctors to Military

Some medical workers could lose draft exemptions and be mobilized into the Armed Forces (AFU) at the request of the Ministry of Defense.
By Kyiv Post
May 15, 2026
Court Orders Detention of Dubinsky in Treason, Propaganda Case
Ukraine

Court Orders Detention of Dubinsky in Treason, Propaganda Case

A court ordered lawmaker Oleksandr Dubinsky to be held without bail in a treason case linked to alleged propaganda activities during his detention.
By Kyiv Post
May 14, 2026
A Ukrainian Senate: The History of a Bicameral Ukraine
Verkhovna Rada

OPINION: A Ukrainian Senate: The History of a Bicameral Ukraine

The obstacles to a Ukrainian upper house of parliament have an interesting history.
By Charles Cockell
May 10, 2026
Ukraine Ratifies Convention to Establish International Compensation Commission
EU

Ukraine Ratifies Convention to Establish International Compensation Commission

The move advances efforts to create a global mechanism to compensate for damage caused by Russia’s invasion.
By Kyiv Post
April 30, 2026
Ukraine Risks Losing $3.3B World Bank Loan, IMF Funding After 2 Bills Stalled in Parliament EXCLUSIVE
Verkhovna Rada

Ukraine Risks Losing $3.3B World Bank Loan, IMF Funding After 2 Bills Stalled in Parliament

Ukraine's parliament is dragging discussions on two critical bills – on SEPA accession and parcel VAT – putting a $3.3 billion World Bank disbursement at risk and again threatening an IMF benchmark.
By Olena Hrazhdan, Mariia Boltryk
Updated: April 27, 2026
Long Overdue Labor Reform
Verkhovna Rada

OPINION: Long Overdue Labor Reform

Ukraine is undertaking one of the largest domestic reforms since independence. Implementing wise labor reform properly will facilitate the country’s postwar recovery.
By David Stephenson
April 6, 2026
EU Lists 11 Laws Ukraine Must Pass to Unlock Up to €4B in Funding
Verkhovna Rada

EU Lists 11 Laws Ukraine Must Pass to Unlock Up to €4B in Funding

The European Commission has outlined 11 reform bills Ukraine must adopt to access up to €4 billion ($4.3 billion) in funding, bypassing EU unanimity requirements.
By Yuliia Zavadska
March 31, 2026
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Second Attempt: Defense Ministry Revises Mobilization Bill

Second Attempt: Defense Ministry Revises Mobilization Bill

Ukraine’s Parliament Supports Draft Law on Lobbying

Ukraine’s Parliament Supports Draft Law on Lobbying

Ukraine’s Second Wartime Budget: Some Basic Figures

Ukraine’s Second Wartime Budget: Some Basic Figures

Ukraine Signs Law to Revamp Military Education as Kyiv Braces for Prolonged War
Ukraine

Ukraine Signs Law to Revamp Military Education as Kyiv Braces for Prolonged War

A new course is introduced to university students to replace the existing basic military training as Kyiv announces plans to brace for another three years of war.
By Kyiv Post
March 25, 2026
Ukraine’s Lawmakers Don’t Want to Work
Zelensky

ANALYSIS: Ukraine’s Lawmakers Don’t Want to Work

Burnout, bribery fears, and an IMF ultimatum have brought the Verkhovna Rada to a near-standstill – with no end in sight.
By Sergii Kostezh
March 23, 2026
Mutiny Brewing in Ukraine’s Legislature?
Zelensky

Mutiny Brewing in Ukraine’s Legislature?

What’s behind the signals from within the Verkhovna Rada that Ukrainian lawmakers are unhappy with the way they are treated?
By Sergii Kostezh
March 17, 2026
From Revolution to Reconstruction: The Battle to Rebuild a Nation at War
Ukraine

From Revolution to Reconstruction: The Battle to Rebuild a Nation at War

From a viral Facebook post to rebuilding a nation under fire — Mustafa Nayyem on Maidan, infrastructure, and who owns Ukraine’s future.
By Kyiv Post
March 13, 2026
Polish Sejm Speaker Arrives in Kyiv for First Official Visit
Europe

Polish Sejm Speaker Arrives in Kyiv for First Official Visit

Włodzimierz Czarzasty began a two-day visit to Kyiv ahead of the fourth anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion, during which he is scheduled to address Ukraine’s parliament.
By Yuliia Zavadska
Feb. 23, 2026
Ukraine Drafting Law to Regulate Elections During Wartime
Verkhovna Rada

Ukraine Drafting Law to Regulate Elections During Wartime

While elections cannot be held under martial law, lawmakers are preparing legislation outlining how voting could be conducted once conditions allow.
By Yuliia Zavadska
Feb. 12, 2026
Anti-Corruption Court Sets $760,000 Bail for Tymoshenko, Imposes Travel Ban in Vote-Bribery Case
Ukraine

Anti-Corruption Court Sets $760,000 Bail for Tymoshenko, Imposes Travel Ban in Vote-Bribery Case

Yulia Tymoshenko, leader of the Batkivshchyna parliamentary faction, is accused of bribing lawmakers from other factions to secure votes, a charge she denies.
By Leo Chiu, Alisa Orlova
Jan. 16, 2026
EXPLAINED: What We Know About Tymoshenko’s Corruption Case
Corruption

EXPLAINED: What We Know About Tymoshenko’s Corruption Case

Anti-corruption raids, wiretaps, and allegations of vote-buying have thrust Yulia Tymoshenko back into the spotlight. Kyiv Post breaks down what investigators allege and how she responds.
By Julia Struck-Feshchenko
Jan. 15, 2026