Interview
Karpiuk about how Russian jailers tortured him and Klykh
Mykola Karpiuk, released from the Russian prison, said that Russians subjected him and another political prisoner, Stanislav Klykh to electric shock, deprived them of sleep, gave psychotropic drugs and could implant a microchip. TCC-1 (Temporary Containment Cell). As soon as it…
Sep 20, 2019
Zelenskiy’s “digital state”: from business to blockchain for voting
Mykhailo Fedorov, the director of Vladimir Zelenskiy’s digital campaign, is dreaming to develop a “digital state” so that current processes can be carried out without papers and queuing. He spoke about such plans of the Zelenskiy’s team in his interview…
May 3, 2019
Poison gas on Maidan: why activists’ lives are still under threat
The Revolution of Dignity ended five years ago, but new heroes still join the Heavenly Hundred. People suffer from terrible illnesses and die. Doctors are at a loss, and individual tests show significantly exceeded rates of heavy metals in the…
Mar 8, 2019
Agnieszka Holland’s film seeing a Welsh reporter break silence about Holodomor world-premieres at the Berlinale
Ahead of the film’s world premiere at the Berlinale, the U.S. magazine “Variety” released a never-before-seen excerpt of the film “Mr. Jones” directed by Agnieszka Holland. The film co-produced by Poland, the UK and Ukraine is based on real-life story…
Feb 17, 2019
No panic, get ready for war
Five years of Russian aggression. Ukrainians have learned what hybrid war is: Russia attacks on all fronts, using various means and methods. However, the possibility of full-scale operations cannot be disregarded either. What is the current situation? Representative of the…
Jan 14, 2019
Putin has three options not to lose Ukraine
A blogger and a military expert Alexey Arestovich estimates the likelihood of the UN peacekeepers deployment to the eastern Ukraine and speaks about three options that Vladimir Putin could put himself to in order not to lose Ukraine in his…
May 25, 2018
How an American sold the company worth USD 1.4 billion and launched Ukrainian start-up
The founder of the service for email tracking JetBridge John Sung Kim, in an interview with MC Today, on why Ukraine is the Silicon Valley 15 years ago.
Mar 4, 2018
Former hostages told about cruel tortures of Russian proxies
The Security Service of Ukraine released another 43 statements from citizens who were imprisoned by Russian proxies in eastern Ukraine.
Jan 14, 2018
Who benefit from bringing anti-government protest in Ukraine to the conflict between Poroshenko and Saakashvili?
Yegor Sobolev about his dismissal, the war against NABU and what the victory of another anti-government protest in Ukraine could lead to.
Dec 22, 2017
The oligarchs are doing everything to destroy the middle class in Ukraine
Over 26 years of its Independence, Ukraine failed to overcome the dramatic economic backwardness of its successful neighbors.
Dec 9, 2017
Borys Tarasyuk: No one in NATO is dreaming about fighting with Russians for Ukraine
Interview about war with Russia, the Minsk agreements, the fear of calling ATO (anti-terrorist operation) a war, about the Ukrainian-Polish relations, the Kremlin’s crazy plans, and the fear of NATO.
Dec 8, 2017
Ukraine’s cyber security enthusiast counteracts Russia’s warfare in cyberspace
Eugene Dokukin is a 32-year old Ukrainian web security specialist and enthusiast. In 2014 he created Ukrainian Cyber Forces to counteract Russia’s warfare in cyberspace. Since then Dokukin with occasional volunteers has taken down terrorists’ websites and social media accounts,…
Aug 24, 2016