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Why Ukrainians Are Rejecting Their Moscow-Linked Orthodox Church
Religion

ANALYSIS: Why Ukrainians Are Rejecting Their Moscow-Linked Orthodox Church

Kyiv’s efforts to curtail the malevolent influence of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church (UOC) provided fodder to the Russian propaganda machine.
By Steven Moore
June 27, 2024
Kyiv Satisfied with Mobilization Progress – May Soon Consider Demobilization
Verkhovna Rada

Kyiv Satisfied with Mobilization Progress – May Soon Consider Demobilization

Verkhovna Rada Secretary of the Committee for National Security said that if the current pace of mobilization continues until the end of the year, a draft law on demobilization could be introduced.
By Kyiv Post
June 20, 2024
EXPLAINED: Ukraine Passes Law Requiring English Proficiency for Key Positions
Zelensky

EXPLAINED: Ukraine Passes Law Requiring English Proficiency for Key Positions

The new law recognizes English as a critical language for international and diplomatic communication by Ukraine and identifies specific jobs that require proficiency in the language.
By Kyiv Post
June 5, 2024
Ukrainian Lawmakers Press US to Lift Ban on Striking Russian Territory with American Weapons
War in Ukraine

Ukrainian Lawmakers Press US to Lift Ban on Striking Russian Territory with American Weapons

The Biden administration's transfer of long-range weaponry to Ukraine came with the stipulation that these arms not be used against targets within Russia.
By Kyiv Post
May 15, 2024
Mystery Surrounds Firing of Deputy Reconstruction Minister
Corruption Watch

Mystery Surrounds Firing of Deputy Reconstruction Minister

Deputy Prime Minister Oleksandr Kubrakov was once rumored to have permitted corruption during road construction, but parliament being asked to dismiss him came as a surprise for many.
By Olena Hrazhdan
May 10, 2024
Minister of Justice: Up to 20,000 Prisoners and Ex-Cons Might Be Drafted
Verkhovna Rada

Minister of Justice: Up to 20,000 Prisoners and Ex-Cons Might Be Drafted

According to Ukraine’s Justice Minister, Denys Maliuska, over ten thousand prisoners and men with criminal records of conscript age could be mobilized, but exact numbers are difficult to predict.
By Kyiv Post
May 10, 2024
EXPLAINED: Convicted Killers and Other Prisoners to Join Armed Forces of Ukraine
Verkhovna Rada

EXPLAINED: Convicted Killers and Other Prisoners to Join Armed Forces of Ukraine

Will convicted murderers be freed to serve in Ukraine’s armed forces under the newly adopted law? Kyiv Post delves into what the new law means for prisoners who wish to fight in exchange for freedom.
By Sergii Kostezh
May 9, 2024
Zelensky Signs New Mobilization Bill Into Law
Zelensky

Zelensky Signs New Mobilization Bill Into Law

Ukraine's new mobilization bill is aimed at boosting troop numbers.
By Kyiv Post
April 16, 2024
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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

EXPLAINER: Why the New Mobilization Law Has Sparked Skepticism
Verkhovna Rada

EXPLAINER: Why the New Mobilization Law Has Sparked Skepticism

Ukraine’s new mobilization law is facing criticism – especially regarding demobilization. But with US aid uncertain, Ukraine needs its experienced soldiers for as long as possible.
By Sergii Kostezh
April 12, 2024
Ukrainian Lawmakers Pass Mobilization Bill, Omitting Demobilization for Soldiers
Verkhovna Rada

Ukrainian Lawmakers Pass Mobilization Bill, Omitting Demobilization for Soldiers

The Parliament excluded the provision for military demobilization after 36 months of service from the draft law. Military members who have served since 2022 have been awaiting this provision.
By Kyiv Post
April 11, 2024
Final Version of Mobilization Bill Approved, Ukraine’s Soldiers ‘Not Happy’ About It
War in Ukraine

Final Version of Mobilization Bill Approved, Ukraine’s Soldiers ‘Not Happy’ About It

In the draft law on mobilization, according to military personnel, there is neither a maximum term of service nor qualitative responsibility for “evaders.”
By Sergii Kostezh
April 10, 2024
Is Gambling Addiction a Problem for Ukraine’s Frontline Troops? EXCLUSIVE
Verkhovna Rada

Is Gambling Addiction a Problem for Ukraine’s Frontline Troops?

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.
By Sergii Kostezh
April 6, 2024
Russia Plans to Mobilize 300,000 Additional Troops by June, Zelensky Says
Zelensky

Russia Plans to Mobilize 300,000 Additional Troops by June, Zelensky Says

Ukraine's Military Intelligence earlier suggested that the Kremlin would try to exploit the terrorist attack at Crocus City Hall to whip up support for its war in Ukraine.
By Alisa Orlova
April 3, 2024
‘Having No Choice’ Kyiv Willing to Accept $60B US Aid in Any Form, Even as a Loan EXCLUSIVE
Verkhovna Rada

‘Having No Choice’ Kyiv Willing to Accept $60B US Aid in Any Form, Even as a Loan

According to Kyiv Post sources in Ukraine’s parliament, for now, it’s impossible to predict any terms and conditions of approval of US aid to Ukraine by the House of Representatives.
By Viktoriia Stepanenko
April 3, 2024
Ukrainian Lawmakers Submit Draft Law on Regulating Social Media Platforms
Verkhovna Rada

Ukrainian Lawmakers Submit Draft Law on Regulating Social Media Platforms

The new draft law would define platforms such as Telegram and TikTok as separate media entities and introduce regulations on the dissemination of information.
By Kyiv Post
March 27, 2024
Conscription Draft Law Consideration Delayed – Parliament Cancels Meeting
War in Ukraine

Conscription Draft Law Consideration Delayed – Parliament Cancels Meeting

The committee meeting that was supposed to consider amendments to the mobilization draft law was canceled. Some lawmakers accuse the committee of dragging its feet on the controversial bill.
By Sergii Kostezh
March 13, 2024