Viktor Karvatskyy

Beyond east versus west: Ukraine must go global

Ever since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ukrainian foreign policy has searched for answers to the question of how to build a relationship with the Western world while at the same time reinventing ties with the Kremlin. Due to this preoccupation with rival “Western” and “Eastern” foreign policy trajectories, many in Kyiv have failed to notice that the wider international system has undergone dramatic changes. Days of Pax Americana, when the White House could determine game`s rules, have given way to a chapter defined by multipolar chaos.

Taras Prodaniuk

How to strengthen Ukraine-Canada relations

Throughout the history of Ukrainian independence, it is not easy to cite an example of more friendly and reliable relations aimed at the development of Ukrainian statehood without infringing on its sovereignty. However, relationship between Ukraine and Canada, like any existing process, needs constant development. The article reviews three most important tracks of these relations and features the recommendations to strengthen them. 

Artur Koldomasov

Ukraine’s information policy needs to be overhauled to combat both external and internal threats

We live in a society driven by information, and its delivery is the media’s main responsibility. In Ukraine, television is the most trusted source of news for most of the Ukrainian public. But an analysis of the country’s media market easily reveals major flaws in its information policy. This is especially critical to Ukraine’s national security while it remains at war with Russia and its pro-Moscow separatist allies. For that reason, the current policy has to be perfected and revamped.