From Ukraine With Love nyilvános
[search 0]
Több
Download the App!
show episodes
 
Loading …
show series
 
Since Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s early campaign days, many wondered how the former star comedian would handle the critical public eye once in a position of political power. Unfortunately, much like his predecessors, as president, Zelensky hasn’t been the most forthwith when journalists press him for answers on corruption and reform. H…
  continue reading
 
It's the anniversary of Ukraine’s 30th Independence Day, and the Kyiv Post's print issue is dedicated to the holiday. We’ve selected a few of the topics that are featured in the Independence Day issue and sat down with our journalists. Starting with Ukraine’s three major uprisings with Anastasia Lapatina, dominant figures that have shaped Ukraine i…
  continue reading
 
Belarusian dissident Vitaliy Shyshov, Head of the Belarusian House in Ukraine, who was found hanged in a Kyiv park on August 3. Shyshov provided assistance to Belarusian refugees fleeing from persecution. Police have launched a criminal investigation saying that they are looking into a potential murder framed as suicide. This week we are joined by …
  continue reading
 
In this episode of Kyiv Culture, the Kyiv Post examines Kyiv's rising electronic music scene that has already given it some reputation in the world of techno. However spaces for raves, creatives, and partygoers have been increasingly policed, and not because of any illegal activities. Kyiv Post producer Elina Kent is joined by Lifestyle editor Toma…
  continue reading
 
It has been just over seven years since the start of Russia’s invasion and aggression in Eastern Ukraine. The war has slowly dragged on with no end in sight. Meanwhile, children in occupied Donbas swallow pro-Kremlin propaganda on a daily basis. Kyiv Post journalist Anastasiia Lapatina and producer Elina Kent discuss how teenagers from the occupied…
  continue reading
 
Vaccination in Ukraine began on Feb. 24 at a snail pace, with only 2 people receiving a full dose by mid April. But by May 7 a total of 821,768 people had received the first dose of the vaccine, while 428 people received two doses of the vaccine. Most recently Ukraine saw a jump in vaccinations, jumping from the average 15,000 to almost 70,000 a da…
  continue reading
 
President Volodymyr Zelensky ordered the National Security and Defense Council to draft legislation to limit the powers of Ukrainian oligarchs on April 15. For decades, oligarchs have used their economic might and political influence to bend governments to their will and win privileges. Now, in the president’s words, the oligarchs must become law-a…
  continue reading
 
This week the Kyiv Post continues to look at Russia’s aggression, specifically the recent build up of Russian forces on the Eastern Ukrainian border, with more troops than ever since the start of the conflict in 2014. To discuss this situation journalist Elina Kent sat down with Former Ambassador to Ukraine Bill Taylor and Former Assistant Secretar…
  continue reading
 
Kyiv Post producer Elina Kent and staff writer Oleg Sukhov sit down to discuss the Kyiv Post's front page cover story of the week - Vladimir Putin: Killer On The Loose. "As Vladimir Putin moves tens of thousands of Russian troops and military hardware to Ukraine's eastern border, it's a good time to look at the Kremlin dictator's blood-soaked past,…
  continue reading
 
This week Kyiv Post Editor in Chief Brian Bonner and multimedia journalist Elina Kent sit down and talk about vaccines and what people can expect in the next few months. Even though Ukraine started vaccinating its population against COVID-19 over a month ago, only 2 Ukrainians have been vaccinated with the required 2 doses of the vaccine. So there’…
  continue reading
 
The third wave of infection has hit western Ukraine with the British variant of the virus spreading quickly. This has led a sharp increase in cases, with record breaking daily death rates for several consecutive days this past week. We are joined by staff writer Anna Myroniuk who travelled to western Ukraine to a hospital on the frontline of this t…
  continue reading
 
Last week marked the 7 year anniversary of the set-up referendum Russia held within newly invaded and occupied Crimea. Since then, those who speak out against the Russian regime or show support for Ukraine are immediately silenced and jailed. The Kyiv Post recently released the documentary “Crimean Solidarity: The fight for freedom in Russian-occup…
  continue reading
 
It’s been a month and a half since Joe Biden took office as the 46th president of the United States. This week we are discussing two aspects of Ukraine-U.S. relations: The Nord Stream 2 pipeline with staff writer Alexander Query, and proposed plans from the Atlantic Council and Kyiv Security Forum for Biden-Zelensky cooperation with Kyiv Post edito…
  continue reading
 
It’s never a dull week in politics here in Ukraine. This week we are discussing the arrest and sentencing of activist Sergiy Sternenko that has sparked protests in the streets. We are joined by Oleg Sukhov who has been closely following the story. Full transcript available on kyivpost.com
  continue reading
 
This week we are covering the internal fighting in the Health Ministry and corruption allegations that have stalled Ukraine’s COVID-19 vaccination campaign - and led to a conflict between the government and the country’s main anti-corruption agency. We are joined by Veronika Melkozerova and Oleg Sukhov who have been reporting on the separate aspect…
  continue reading
 
This week the Kyiv Post podcast covers what the Biden administration means for Ukraine’s future. We are joined by Illia Ponomarenko the Kyiv Post defense reporter and Oleksiy Sorokin, our political staff writer. Are things looking good for Ukraine now that Biden is president? Or will relationships continue to strain as Ukraine deals with more unres…
  continue reading
 
This week Kyiv Post podcast host Elina Kent sits down with photographer, architecture and monumental art researcher Dmytro Solovyov (@ukrainianmodernism) to discuss Kyiv's famous and extraordinary Soviet Modernist structures. The buildings and locations attract foreigners from all over the world. But the post soviet country and its people want to b…
  continue reading
 
For the first podcast of 2021 we are covering the recent development of the infamous murder of Pavel Sheremet. The new player in suspect? You may recognize him as we’ve covered the protests currently going on in his country on our podcast previously, Belarusian dictator, Alexander Lukashenko. Produced and hosted by Elina Kent.…
  continue reading
 
Kyiv Post journalists Elina Kent and Alexander Query take you through the major news events that Kyiv Post covered during 2020. From the Iran plane crash in Tehran, Ukraine's ecological crisis, President Zelensky's government "do over", Coronavirus in Ukraine, The Belarusian election and protests, and the still ongoing Courtpocalypse.…
  continue reading
 
It’s one of independent Ukraine’s dominant paradigms: being pulled between more powerful forces. For a quarter-century, Kyiv swung between Russia and the West. In 2019, U. S. President Donald Trump tried to use it as a political bludgeon against his Democratic competitor, former Vice President Joseph Biden. Now, Ukraine finds itself at the center o…
  continue reading
 
Ukraine will go into a nationwide lockdown starting on Jan. 8 until Jan. 24 to curb the spread of COVID-19. What is today’s current situation of the pandemic? What can we expect with the upcoming winter lockdown? When can we expect a vaccine? These questions are answered and discussed with Kyiv Post journalists Matt Kupfer and Bermet Talant. Hosted…
  continue reading
 
2020 has been rough year on all of us in one way or another. Ukraine already has a history of poor support or even acknowledgment of mental health issues. An issue that heavily affects everyone as the country continues to deal with a slow burn war and corrupt courts. Lifeline Ukraine focuses on helping Ukrainian veterans, and anyone who is feeling …
  continue reading
 
It has been 8 months since the first coronavirus case was confirmed in Ukraine on March 3rd. Since then we have sat through a nationwide quarantine, initially for three weeks, that was prolonged several times, several adaptive measures, and changing policies. This podcast covers the most recent coronavirus numbers, measures taken and Health Ministe…
  continue reading
 
Early voting for the November 3rd US presidential elections has opened and there are already reports that people are waiting up to 5-11 hours to vote. Seeing as Ukraine also goes to the polls this weekend for the local elections, we’d like to know: Would you wait hours in line to vote? We are joined by the director of the NGO Global Office Ksana Ne…
  continue reading
 
Local elections are incredibly important. And this year’s local elections might be the most high-stakes and competitive in Ukraine’s independent history. Staff writers Bermet Talant and Oleskiy Sorokin join to discuss Zelensky’s strange new poll and the upcoming mayoral elections. Hosted by Elina Kent.…
  continue reading
 
This week's topic covers the National Bank of Ukraine. Former governor Yakiv Smolii resigned in June due to “systemic political pressure.” Since then, two deputy governors have quit and one was not given a renewal when his term ended. Several other officials resigned as well, the latest being the financial monitoring director. This raised questions…
  continue reading
 
This week's episode focuses on Ukraine’s path and steps taken against the war in Donbas. It's been one year since then newly elected President Zelensky announced the controversial Steinmeier formula. What has happened since? We are joined by Kyiv Post defense journalist Illiya Ponomarenko.
  continue reading
 
Loading …

Gyors referencia kézikönyv