Explainers, columns, and materials in which the Think Ukraine team interprets events, decisions, and trends for the state, cities, and society.
Behind the statistics on draft evasion lies not a lack of motivation, but a deeper societal concern. Fear for one’s life and distrust in the system shape people’s decisions far…
Society does not view mobilization in simple “yes” or “no” terms. The core public demand is different: to continue the process, but make the system more transparent, fair, and professional.…
Nearly half of respondents believe that the primary goal of the full-scale war with Russia is the preservation of Ukrainian statehood. At the same time, restoring control over temporarily occupied…
As of today, respondents do not share a unified assessment of which side holds the advantage on the battlefield. The survey shows that public perceptions of the current situation remain…
The survey results clearly demonstrate that, for citizens, security begins with a country’s own ability to defend itself. Even those who support external guarantees as one of the components of…
Despite growing war fatigue, society remains willing to continue financially supporting the country’s defense capabilities. This is an important resource that, in practice, reflects the internal unity of Ukrainians. At…
For most Ukrainians, a potential peace agreement does not mean the end of the war. The dominant expectation is that Russia will violate any agreements, and that Ukraine must prepare…
Some respondents view the foundation of lasting peace not in territorial compromises or changes in Russia’s policy, but in the fundamental elimination of the threat itself. Research findings: 37.7% consider…
Despite the harshest winter since the 1990s, Russian attacks, коммунal service failures, and a wave of public dissatisfaction in Kyiv, Vitali Klitschko’s approval rating remains stable. We examine the phenomenon…
