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All Sections [] Укр Рус Eng Support Us Established by Georgiy Gongadze in 2000 Укр Рус Eng Sections News Stories Opinions Podcasts Projects Archive Our Projects Ukrainska Pravda (UKR) Ekonomichna Pravda (UKR) Life (UKR) Sport (UKR) European Pravda (ENG) Blogs Istorichna Pravda (ENG) Tabloid Mezha Support Us Articles Sanctions, Zelenskyy, and the prospect of a jail term: an interview with Petro Poroshenko 17 February 2025, 05:30 — Sofia Sereda Trading metals for security: which resources interest Trump, and what can Ukraine offer? 14 February 2025, 09:00 — Mykola Topalov, Bohdan Miroshnychenko "It's like being freed from a horrible stench": the young people starting a new life after leaving Russian-occupied areas Six hundred thousand. That’s the approximate number of school-age children who remain in the Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine. One in twelve students forced to study the Russian curriculum still manage to stay within the Ukrainian education system. 9 February 2025, 00:20 — Hanna Horozhenko All Publications Michael Kofman: "Russians' negotiating position is actually a lot weaker than it looks" 13 February 2025, 11:22 — Alina Frolova Easing martial law, reforms by 2027: what the EU expects of Ukraine on its path to membership Brussels has reminded Ukraine that it must meet certain conditions to advance toward EU membership, including some that are politically sensitive... There have also been some positive signals regarding Ukraine’s readiness to comply with EU requirements. 11 February 2025, 14:03 Tribunal on Russian aggression to start in 2025, no objections from Trump – interview Alain Berset: "If there is no Court to consider certain crimes, we must create it. Our ambition is to create the tribunal this year." 7 February 2025, 17:55 Stadiums under occupation: how sports facilities in Donbas are operating and what they look like today The devastating impact of the Russo-Ukrainian war has left sports facilities in Donetsk and Luhansk damaged, abandoned, or repurposed for military use. 7 February 2025, 10:21 — Volodymyr Maksymenko Last stop: the front line. How and why Russia brings migrants to the occupied territories of Ukraine How does the mechanism of attracting labour migrants to the occupied territories of Ukraine work? What are its preconditions? And what might its consequences be? 5 February 2025, 05:30 — Rustem Khalilov, Yusuf Kurkchi "This is not peace, but surrender dressed up as diplomacy." Czech Foreigh Minister Lipavský on talks with Russia "Success for Russia is failure for the West. Peace talks cannot devolve into mere territorial bargaining." 4 February 2025, 17:52 Undersea warfare in the Baltic: Why is Russia destroying EU and NATO countries' critical infrastructure? Unable to sway the countries supporting Ukraine, the Kremlin has resorted to hybrid tactics to disrupt energy links between EU members. If left unchecked, the incidents in the Baltic could occur in other seas as well. 4 February 2025, 09:20 — Mykola Topalov "I miss his fried potatoes, and his laugh": five couples separated by Russian captivity The marines who defended Mariupol have been in captivity for three years. Five wives and partners told Ukrainska Pravda what helps them as they wait for their loved ones. 3 February 2025, 16:11 — Olena Barsukova "When a person in prison learns that others are speaking out publicly in their defense, it provides significant support": the story of Crimean Tatar journalist Nariman Dzhelyal 30 January 2025, 14:20 "My dad says 'Take me with you,' but he's our support service": the mother and daughter who serve together in the Khartiia Brigade A mother and daughter serving together in the Khartiia Brigade of Ukraine's National Guard talk about their family history, everyday life in the army, and bringing up children free of gender stereotypes 28 January 2025, 23:17 — Olena Barsukova Populists' winning edge: how the pandemic still shapes global politics and ways to counter it The far right has benefited massively from discontent over how the pandemic was managed and how the previous government's decisions about vaccines amounted to "an undemocratic restriction on citizens' freedom." 28 January 2025, 14:47 Protection from Orbán: how Trump "suspended" the future of Russian assets and what the EU plans to do The risk of returning of Russia's frozen assets seemed increasingly likely. Brussels had to urgently seek a safeguard against this scenario. 23 January 2025, 19:48 "Fico's lying again, but Slovakia isn't just Fico": an interview with Slovakia's opposition leader Michal Šimečka: "Anti-Ukrainian sentiment is being fuelled by Russian propaganda. That’s why it’s essential to show people in Slovakia that Ukraine never intended to harm our country." 22 January 2025, 16:06 Why is it crucial for Ukraine to start preparing for EU membership now 22 January 2025, 12:35 — Sponsored by EU4PAR Microwaves versus drones. How engineers are mastering electromagnetic weapons The world is perfecting prototypes of microwave weapons to use them in combat. Will such weapons be useful in the Russo-Ukrainian war? 20 January 2025, 10:12 — Bohdan Miroshnychenko The Ukrainian army is engaging in fierce battles and retreating on key front lines. An explanation with maps After speaking with frontline soldiers, Ukrainska Pravda highlights the most challenging areas and the risks and threats arising from the ongoing events in these areas. 20 January 2025, 05:30 — Olha Kyrylenko, Yevhen Buderatskyi Trump First. A tale of American exceptionalism, MAGA baseball caps, a TV show god, and the Grinch 19 January 2025, 05:30 — Mykhailo Krygel No dialogue with Putin, Ukraine in NATO and plans for Trump. A major interview with foreign minister Andrii Sybiha Andrii Sybiha: "For Ukraine, there is no substitute for NATO membership. And the ban on negotiations with Putin remains in force." 16 January 2025, 18:42 Fighting human trafficking on the Ukrainian border: an activist's testimony Amid the chaos of war and migration, Nina Pakhomiuk leads Volyn Perspectives in the fight against human trafficking on Ukraine's western border. From rescuing victims to raising awareness, her efforts shine a light on a hidden crisis. Nina's mission is simple yet powerful: to restore dignity and hope to those who have endured unimaginable exploitation. 15 January 2025, 22:13 — Anna Romandash Enduring anti-corruption: what requirements will be at the centre of Ukraine's EU accession negotiations? The European Commission has applied a specific approach to anti-corruption in its dealings with Ukraine. The EU is requiring Ukraine to integrate anti-corruption initiatives into all negotiating chapters. 15 January 2025, 15:50 Ambassador Herbst: "Russians believe Trump can impose peace on Ukraine in favour of Putin" 15 January 2025, 13:59 — Alina Frolova Poland's turn to lead: Tusk's challenge to Germany and the future of Ukraine in the EU The history of Europe is being played out today in Central and Eastern Europe, as the war in Ukraine will largely determine the future of the continent and its integration... 14 January 2025, 14:24 A weapon entirely immune to jamming: How Ukraine is rolling out production of fibre-optic drones The Ukrainian military once believed drones that communicate with their operators via fibre-optic links would not be necessary on the battlefield. However, that perspective has shifted with the advancement of electronic warfare technology, and now Ukraine is producing fibre-optic drones. 13 January 2025, 11:34 — Bohdan Miroshnychenko A Dictionary of Ukrainian Emotions. Kushtrim Hoxha: "Three Attempts to Improve Daily Life" 13 January 2025, 04:16 Three lessons from the war with Russia: why Europe needs a defense production act While it is too early to draw all the relevant lessons from the ongoing war in Ukraine, some are readily apparent. Ignoring them will leave Europe vulnerable for years to come. 9 January 2025, 14:08 Kremlin’s hybrid strategy in Transnistria: Moldova’s crisis, Ukraine’s chance, and threat to EU integration Putin guarantees one of Moldova's pro-Russian politicians the status of 'Savior of Transnistria'... It might result in halting Ukraine's progress towards EU accession... 7 January 2025, 22:13 Funds for reconstruction or war? What Ukraine must do to successfully confiscate Russian assets The current Ukrainian government must address: what is the specific plan for utilizing Russian assets after their confiscation? 7 January 2025, 12:55 Do not appease evil: Ukrainian public figures appeal to world leaders 6 January 2025, 08:47 Sanctions strategy 2025: how the EU plans to intensify pressure on Russia It's just time for the EU to stop trying to sit on two chairs and take some final sanctions steps. 2 January 2025, 19:23 More trouble ahead: as Russia enters 2025, how is the economy doing? A thousand days of Ukrainian resistance during the full-scale war and Western sanctions have left their mark on Russia's economy: military spending is skyrocketing, and sanctions are imposing ever greater restrictions on international trade 31 December 2024, 12:48 — Volodymyr Vlasiuk A Dictionary of Ukrainian Emotions. Sharon Washington: "My Tara" 30 December 2024, 05:35 New year, new weapons: What does 2025 hold for the Ukrainian defence industry? Ukrainian arms manufacturers have the potential to scale up production significantly. But what will it take to make this potential a reality? 27 December 2024, 10:08 — Bohdan Miroshnychenko 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ... 446 Advertisement: Follow Us: ©2000—2024, Ukrainska Pravda. Please add a reference (hyperlink for online publications) when using our publications. How Ukrainska pravda will use generative AI tools Please do not copy or reprint publications using content provided by Interfax-Ukraine or Ukrainski Novyny news agencies Founder: Georgiy Gongadze Editor-in-chief: Sevğil Musayeva Founding Editor: Olena Prytula Contact us: upeng@pravda.ua Ми використовуємо cookies Погоджуюсь