National security

• • National security

  

  Eka Tkeshelashvili: “Political Will Does Not Arise on Its Own — It Is Shaped”

  Galyna Chyzhyk

  01.06.2026
• • Elections

  

  40 Years After Chornobyl. How Ecological Movements Influenced National Politics

  Natalia Sokolenko, Serhii Kostianchuk

  26.04.2026
• • National security

  

  From Reaction to Influence: How to Counter Manipulation in International Discussions

  Holka

  16.04.2026
• • Anti-corruption

  

  The Year of the ‘Ihor Mazepa Law’: Are courts managing to curb the legalization of stolen property, and what is Stefanchuk planning?

  Iryna Fedoriv

  13.03.2026
• • National security

  

  How the Kremlin Undermines Polish-Ukrainian Relations: A Lecture by Marharyta Sytnyk and Ihor Rozkladai at Khartia Hub

  

  10.02.2026
• • National security

  

  “Putin is the best president for Poles,” “Poland will take Lviv,” and “UPA tattoos are checked at the border.” How propaganda turns Ukrainians against Poles

  Margaryta Sytnyk

  06.02.2026
• • Court

  

  Portnov, the “Svinarchuks,” and “Servants” Sue Journalists: Can Parliament Protect Freedom of Speech?

  Melnyk Yurii

  12.01.2026
• • National security

  

  How they tried to make us quarrel with the Poles in 2025. TOP-10 fakes

  Margaryta Sytnyk

  06.01.2026
• • National security

  

  Suspects’ Last Names Can No Longer Be Published. What to Do About It?

  Melnyk Yurii

  09.12.2025
• • Anti-corruption

  

  Three problems of Ukrainian lobbying: weak fines, grey schemes, and “new-old” players

  Melnyk Yurii

  12.11.2025
• • National security

  

  European Commission Report. How do partners assess Ukraine’s progress in environmental protection on the path toward European integration?

  Iryna Fedoriv

  07.11.2025
• • National security

  

  “Ukrainians abroad can turn from an object of enemy propaganda into a subject of counter-propaganda” – Margarita Sytnyk at Donbas Media Forum

  

  10.10.2025