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Sexual Violence During War: The History and Modernity of War Crimes
Historically, all wars have been accompanied by sexual violence. From ancient times to modern conflicts, women, children and men have…
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March 8 in Ukraine: between history, ideology and contemporary discussions
In recent years, March 8 has seen Ukraine enter a zone of ideological turbulence, where flower queues in stores border…
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The Cabinet of Ministers opened the doors to foreign scientists and teachers: funding through the President’s Fund and risks for Ukrainian science
Ukrainian science is on the verge of a paradox: the state opens its doors to foreign scientists and generously finances…
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Forced evacuation of children from active combat zones without their parents’ consent: risks of applying the new law
The state has finally stopped the policy of persuasion where parental irrationality borders on danger to children. The new law,…
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Interagency data exchange on children with police involvement: a control tool or a source of new risks
During the years of full-scale war, the educational space of Ukraine has turned into a torn map, where hundreds of…
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Important changes from March 1: key innovations that will affect millions of Ukrainians
From March 1, Ukrainians will face a number of important changes in the social, financial and educational spheres, which will…
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Ukraine records unprecedented decline in birth rate: a verdict for the future
Modern Ukraine is experiencing a real demographic collapse that cannot be ignored. In 2025, only 168 thousand newborns were born…
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Smilyansky called employees “sick in the head”: the head of “Ukrposhta” again found himself at the center of a scandal amid a prolonged management crisis
Ihor Smilyansky has been at the helm of Ukrposhta for ten years, constantly finding himself at the center of scandals…
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Age restrictions in social networks: danger for teenagers, Ukrainian dimension and international experience
A few years ago, the idea of state restrictions on children’s access to social networks would have seemed excessive and…
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From solidarity to pragmatism and indignation: why EU countries changed their attitude towards Ukrainian refugees during the war
The total number of Ukrainians who fled their homes as a result of the full-scale war has become the largest…
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