Explainers, columns, and materials in which the Think Ukraine team interprets events, decisions, and trends for the state, cities, and society.
Has the world entered the final stage of the current conflict, or are we merely witnessing the prelude to a much larger confrontation between the free world and a united…
Ukrainians expect not declarations from the state, but real mechanisms for punishing corruption. This is evidenced by the results of a study conducted by the Think Ukraine analytical center. Citizens…
Ukrainian society demonstrates a high level of intolerance toward corruption in politics. This is shown by the results of a new study conducted by the analytical center Think Ukraine. For…
Despite strong public demand for fighting corruption, some Ukrainians still consider it acceptable in critical life situations. These findings come from a study conducted by the Think Ukraine analytical center.…
Despite the war and the difficult economic situation, most Ukrainians do not plan to leave the country after the borders reopen. These are the findings of a study conducted by…
Even after years of living abroad, most Ukrainians continue consuming Ukrainian informational content. This is reflected in the findings of a study conducted by the Think Ukraine analytical center. Even…
Despite the widespread perception of large-scale corruption, most Ukrainians have not personally encountered it. These are the findings of a study conducted by the Think Ukraine analytical center. At the…
Corruption remains one of Ukraine’s key challenges even during wartime. This is reflected in the findings of a study conducted by the analytical center Think Ukraine. Public demand for combating…
The language behavior of Ukrainians living abroad differs from that of those living in Ukraine. This is reflected in the findings of a study conducted by the Think Ukraine analytical…
