Facing the lack of medical masks as of coronavirus spread, Ukraine sold them to Spain
Ukraine sold medical masks to Spain during the coronavirus outbreak despite growing shortages, sparking outrage over government preparedness and exports.
Mar 22, 2020
Why Ukraine Parliament impeach credibility of Prosecutor General?
Ukraine Parliament impeached credibility of the Prosecutor General in a major political vote, reflecting internal power struggles and institutional conflict in Kyiv.
Mar 7, 2020
Russian Reconnaissance Scouts Donbas Frontline
Inside the gray zone: EMPR investigates how Russian troops have been scouting Ukrainian positions in the Donetsk sector. Explore the tactical maneuvers and intelligence-gathering methods used by Russian forces in the Donbas.
Feb 23, 2020
Iowa Election Attack Echoes Russia’s Ukraine Cyber Operations
The attack on Iowa’s election system mirrors Russia’s 2019 cyber operations against Ukraine, raising alarms about election security and hybrid warfare targeting democracies.
Feb 4, 2020
Ukraine’s Cyber Police Wanted to Identify Anonymous Internet Readers — Critics Warned of Mass Surveillance
Ukrainian police proposals to deanonymize internet readers raised alarms among journalists and digital rights advocates over surveillance and online privacy.
Feb 1, 2020
Ukraine State Bureau Appointment Sparks Maidan Justice Concerns
The possible appointment of a former Yanukovych lawyer to Ukraine’s State Bureau of Investigation triggered concerns over Maidan investigations, judicial independence, and political influence in Kyiv.
Jan 17, 2020
Did Zelensky Meet Russian Delegation in Oman? PS752 Crash Timeline Explained
Claims of Zelensky meeting a Moscow delegation in Oman before the PS752 crash remain unverified. Official sources deny contacts, while speculation persists in political analysis.
Jan 10, 2020
‘Russian-speaking Ukrainians’ or why Russian imperial idea to the Ukrainian state concept succeed
An analytical investigation of Russian-speaking Ukrainians and the persistence of Russian imperial ideology in shaping narratives about Ukraine’s statehood, language, and national identity formation.
Dec 7, 2019
NABU leaked information to US Embassy, Ukraine People’s Deputy says
A Ukrainian MP alleges that NABU may have passed investigative information to the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv, raising questions over oversight and anti-corruption cooperation.
Oct 11, 2019
Italy conducts first arrests of mercenaries fighting in Donbas for Russia
Italy has carried out arrests linked to mercenary recruitment for Russia-backed forces in Donbas, highlighting foreign involvement in the Ukraine conflict network.
Oct 9, 2019
OSCE Mission in Ukraine: Why Are There 35 Russians and No Ukrainians?
Investigation of the OSCE mission in Ukraine highlights concerns over staffing composition, including Russian observers and the absence of Ukrainian personnel in monitoring roles.
Oct 5, 2019
How Zelensky Concentrates Power Inside Ukraine’s Presidency
Zelensky power consolidation sparks debate over democratic institutions, presidential influence, and the rise of the so-called Bohdan Republic in Ukraine.
Sep 27, 2019