Oleksandra Matviichuk
These are protests about hope, not about NABU
The President's bill does not fix everything – it returns pre-Maidan powers to the Prosecutor General
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Serhii Tkachenko
Why workflow automation is a strategic solution for business scaling
Companies planning to scale face one common challenge: how to scale control and management without losing speed
Sergii Gromenko
Why a fourth Maidan is inevitable
Regardless of whether the end of the war is perceived in Ukraine as a victory or a defeat, preparations for the next Maidan should be made now
Yaryna Klyuchkovska
Thriller #12414: how the government failed to communicate the undermining of the anti-corruption system
Ukrainian authorities should change their approach to communication with the public and engage society in discussions on key issues
Andriy Dligach
Young protest: faith in the future can be restored when you create it yourself
Don't compromise, because compromises kill the future
Oleh Romanov
The Future of Hiring: How AI Technologies Are Powering HR and Changing Recruiting
Companies that fail to properly integrate AI into their processes risk losing the fight for their most valuable resource – people
Ivan Sahaidak
US Immigration Law in 2025: What Has Changed for Ukrainians?
Legal pathways to the US in 2025 remain open for Ukrainians – but most of them require a clear migration strategy
Yuriy Matsarsky
Ozzy, who never tried too hard
Ozzy Osbourne didn't do everything right, but he was real – and he supported Ukraine
Valerii Pekar
What happened: the line of self-censorship was crossed by violating the social contract
There were complaints about the work of anti-corruption bodies. But it doesn't matter, because this situation is socio-political, not legal
Bohdan Danylyshyn
Challenges for development and reconstruction: time or illusion of action (continued)
The change of government in Ukraine forces us to reflect on the path we have traveled and identify the starting points that will give impetus to economic growth
Dmytro Shulga
When the ring of power is stronger than Russian missiles
Reconstruction, investment, and the return of Ukrainians – all of this is now in doubt
Serhiy Berezhnyi
The smartest one in the madhouse. How to escape the flood of information dirt
A systemic mechanism is needed to neutralize fakes, trolls, bots and information dirt on social media
Valery Chaliy
Portrait of the "average Ukrainian": a memo for external partners and the Ukrainian government
Ukrainians are the best. But they also have a favorite tool – a rake, which should be thrown away and not stepped on again
Nataliia Kravchenko
Investing in Ukraine now or after the war: what InvestMonitor shows
The debate between optimists and skeptics has been going on for a long time when it comes to attracting investment to Ukraine. Therefore, proper arguments are needed
Roman Bezsmerthny
Ten principles of negotiations with Moscow: the experience of a Ukrainian diplomat
Russia, like the USSR before it, views diplomacy as part of the arsenal of war
Boris Babin
Ukraine's international armor: European Court shoots down Kremlin's "legal special operation" at takeoff
The ECHR decision of July 9 closes for Russia the legal ways to legalize its war and the possibility to evade compensation payments
Andriy Kovalenko
Russians want to "punish" Azerbaijan. But will they have enough strength
Z-bloggers and pro-war Russian "experts" demand to strike Baku with Oreshnik
Bohdan Danylyshyn
Challenges for development and reconstruction: time or illusion of action
The change of government in Ukraine forces us to reflect on the path we have traveled and identify the starting points that will give impetus to economic growth
Sergii Gromenko
50 days for Putin: Trump's game between Moscow and Beijing
Just as Putin sees the war with Ukraine in the context of the fight against the West, Trump looks at Russia through the prism of China, so he is forced to delay
Iryna Kosse
Ukraine's new energy sector: signals we cannot ignore
In 2024, Ukraine made a bet on decentralizing its energy system. But behind the slogans are bureaucracy, uncertainty, and strategic confusion
