In Russia the official Russian Orthodox Church is an accomplice to the state’s aggression. Kyiv Post speaks to the authors of a new book examining Moscow’s religious-political dynamics.

By Jason Jay Smart

March 8, 2026

The early years of the USSR were tumultuous. For Ukrainian culture and literature, they were both hopeful and tragic. Two newly translated classics bring that world to English-language readers.

By Alex Averbuch

Dec. 27, 2025

The book “All Roads to Security” deals with Niinistö’s 12-year tenure. His time as Finland’s president coincided with a turbulent geopolitical period, climaxing with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

By TVP World

Oct. 23, 2025

Bouquet Kyiv Stage Festival in its 8th year, is itself an act of resistance.

By Julian Knysh

Aug. 24, 2025

A Book Review of ‘The Trump Revolution: A New Order of Great Powers’ by Aleksandr Dugin

By Robert Zubrin

May 25, 2025

Marina Sapritsky-Nahum’s “Jewish Odesa” explores post-Soviet Jewish identity, memory, and belonging – it affirms and deeply resonates with those reclaiming their lost heritage.

By Regina Maryanovska-Davidzon

May 11, 2025

Sabine Adler’s 2022 book “Ukraine and Us: German Failure and Lessons for the Future,” refocuses attention on Germany’s attitude to Eastern Europe in the light of the war in Ukraine.

By Andreas Umland

July 9, 2023

Ukrainian actors bring the story of Russia's war to Denmark.

By AFP

May 21, 2023

A story about smugglers, set in the Carpathians, Pamfir explores the seeds of heroism in all spheres of society. The film hit the cinemas touched viewer on so many levels.

By Daryna Kolomiiets

May 20, 2023

New Ukrainian films show brutal realities of Russia's war against Ukraine.

By AFP

Jan. 22, 2023