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- Sep 27, 2026
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Ukraine’s Dangerous Waters: Dolphins, Corruption and Justice (opens the original)
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While debates rumble on regarding a national pantheon and Poland’s threats to block Ukraine’s EU accession should the monument include the graves of the 20th-century Ukrainian nationalist leaders Stepan Bandera and Roman Shukhevych, plans are underway, in the Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi district of Odesa region, for a different kind of memorial burial site. It will be a pantheon for Black Sea dolphins and it is slated for construction within the Tuzlivski Lagoon National Reserve – a unique area compri
Kyiv’s Bridges Under Pressure (opens the original)
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One afternoon recently, I took my car to a service station to the “left bank” of the Dnipro river. With a meeting to attend near Zoloti Vorota (Golden Gate) on the right bank, I was planning to take the Metro back across the river and return for my car in the evening. The metro ride would have taken no more than 40 minutes, but there was an air raid alert and, as usual during alerts, the metro trains stopped crossing the river. I got as far as Osokorki metro station – the last one before the bri
The Politics of Memory in Wartime (opens the original)
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War is fertile ground for the cult of heroic death. When one country attacks another, the defense of the nation becomes a sacred struggle. Should they die, the country’s defenders become saints, and their memory is cherished just as religious believers revere the memory of the church’s principal saints. In the center of each Ukrainian town and in many villages, memorial avenues,featuring portraits of fallen soldiers have been created. They are a constant reminderin the heart of the community abo
While Waiting for Patriots, Ukrainians Disperse Goods, Give Credit to Russia for Supply Chain Problems (opens the original)
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“During the night, Ukrainian air defenses failed to shoot down a single Russian ballistic missile” – morning news reports like this are common. It seems we have nothing with which to counter Russia’s super-fast and extremely destructive weapons. Only Patriot missiles are a match for them, and recently, when asked by journalists about the supply of Patriot missiles to Ukraine, Trump said the US needed them for their own defense. Follow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. So, we can
Life Goes On in Wartime Kyiv as Pressure Mounts on Russia (opens the original)
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This month, Kyiv has endured three Russian missile barrages – each one more ferocious than the last. They have claimed the lives of at least 58 people and caused injury to many more. When reports talk about “the injured,” they are referring to physical wounds, but these attacks also leave untold scars on the psyche of Kyiv’s residents. This is probably the type of damage that the Russian leadership is hoping will cause substantive change in attitudes towards the war in Ukraine’s capital and beyo
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