Analytics
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The surrogacy industry for foreigners: how war turned reproductive programs into a criminal market
Behind the impeccable medical facade of Ukrainian reproductive clinics lies a cynical reality: the country has become the largest baby…
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Small conflicts, big shadows: how public attention is diverted from the problems that determine Ukraine’s future
Ukrainians are increasingly offered a strange picture of “justice” in which the state fines a kitten seller, a pedestrian without…
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Aggression against veterans: between gratitude in words and hostility in reality
Now, on the streets of Ukrainian cities and villages, conflicts are erupting more and more often, which makes it scary.…
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Shadow economy of billions: how self-service payment terminals found themselves at the center of a financial scandal
Every time they drop bills into a payment terminal at a supermarket or bus stop, Ukrainians hardly think that they…
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Billions for shelters and lack of responsibility: inspection of bomb shelters revealed a crisis in the civil protection of Ukrainians
The fifth year of a full-scale war testifies to a critical failure in Ukraine’s civil defense system. The presence of…
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Hunger as a global problem of humanity: how the world learned to produce food, but left millions of people without access to it
Today, World Hunger Day draws attention to the problems of chronic malnutrition of millions on the planet. The world’s agro-industrial…
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MES recommendations on safety before the new school year: how the ministry shifted responsibility for it to schools
Each new academic year for Ukrainian schoolchildren has long ceased to be a holiday, turning into a monthly survival test.…
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China’s rare earth resources: how new deposits are strengthening the country’s influence on the global economy
While the world has become accustomed to explaining China’s power in terms of factories, exports, and cheap production, the country…
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Civilians after captivity in Russia: how bureaucracy in Ukraine blocks assistance to released hostages
To date, 9,048 Ukrainian citizens have been returned from Russian captivity, including 452 civilians detained by the occupiers in their…
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“To restore the population, Ukrainian women should give birth to 7–8 children”: what model of Ukraine’s future is being promoted by grant-seekers
The head of the Migration Policy Office, Vasyl Voskoboynyk, stated that in order to restore the population, Ukrainian women should…
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