Analytics
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Reforming the prosecutor’s office: a new wave of changes, an old personnel problem
In our country, law enforcement reforms have long become a common phenomenon, something like a national sport, where each new…
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The horror of war for animals: ecocide in Ukraine through the prism of facts
When hostilities begin, not only cities and villages turn into ruins, but also the fate of many pets, who are…
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Education disaster: Declining schooling puts the nation at risk
Remember your classroom where you studied? The familiar smell of old textbooks, cracks on school desks, crumbling chalk in hands,…
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Instead of a “penny” – a “step”: is this the biggest unsolved problem during the war
In the conditions of the war, which requires colossal costs and endangers the stability of the budget, Ukrainians are forced…
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Forgotten heroes: how the state implements support for war veterans
They return from the war as true heroes, but often face indifference and oblivion. There is a whole social group…
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Crime against innocence: the threat of child pornography in modern society
In recent years, the problem of child pornography has reached catastrophic proportions. The number of cases of child exploitation on…
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Building a smart society: critical thinking is the key to progress
In the conditions of information overload, which today’s Ukrainian society is experiencing, critical thinking should become an integral part of…
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Military golden age: record revenues of defense giants against the backdrop of geopolitical threats
War has always been a brutal and unpredictable phenomenon, but recently it has acquired new financial nuances that are transforming…
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War and drugs: new routes of evil
Drug addiction was an actual problem of society long before the start of the war, but now it has acquired…
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Fog of consciousness: alcohol risk in the rear and at the front
When shells explode and the ground shakes underfoot, life is suddenly divided into “before” and “after”. War destroys everything: homes,…
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