Nowhere in sight: Drive for rule of law falters 9 months into Zelensky presidency.
Corrupt officials are still free, courts show no improvement and sketchy appointments proliferate.
Ukraine’s top anti-corruption officer under fire from targets of his investigations
NABU head Artem Sytnyk spoke with the Kyiv Post about why justice so often stalls in Ukraine.
Top police official investigates journalists exposing his wealth
Police have opened an investigation against Bihus.info, which the outlet says is linked to their investigations of police corruption.
Gallery: Ukrainians commemorate sixth anniversary of EuroMaidan
On Feb. 20, thousands of people attended a memorial to slain protesters at Kyiv’s Maidan Nezalezhnosti.
Gallery: Our favorite images from 2003
For the Kyiv Post’s 25th anniversary, we’re looking back at the people, issues and events that shaped Ukraine. This week, see our picks from the year 2003.
The week in cartoons
Bohdan’s tropical getaway, Russian agents in Ireland, Rada Speaker scolds lawmakers and more.
Ukrainians to make film based on Stephen King story
Ukrainian student Valentyn Lavreniuk signed a contract with the U.S. horror writer to his short story “Stationary Bike,” for the screen.
Ukrainians invent world’s first smart food container, crowdfund $90,000
Called Neoven and founded by Ukrainians in Tel Aviv, the startup has already raised nearly $90,000 on Kickstarter.
Ukrainians evacuated from Wuhan settle in Novi Sanzhary amid tensions
They are quarantined in Poltava Oblast after spending an evening on a bus as locals tried to prevent the government from using local facilities.
