Entrepreneurship In Ukraine | How It Really Started – Yana Matviychuk’s Story People often ask where everything began — the business, the humanitarian work, the advocacy. They expect a glamorous story. I always tell the truth: it started with $300…
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When Ukrainian entrepreneur Yana Matviychuk opened her laptop one September morning, she saw something she couldn’t believe — an article about the strike on Foros, Crimea, published under her name on one of Ukraine’s leading news sites, Ukrainska Pravda. The…
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Valentyna Pavsykova is a Ukrainian-born missionary and humanitarian who has lived in the United States for the past 23 years. She became a U.S. citizen in 2011. And in 2007, she founded Chalice of Mercy – a nonprofit organization dedicated…
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After a scandal between Trump, Zelensky, and Vance in the White House, the question arises: What should Ukraine do in this situation? The Ukrainian army is currently one of the strongest in the world and the strongest in Europe. We…
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In the 33 years since Ukraine gained independence, its economy has not become market-based or free. Political and business elites have preserved the post-Soviet structure of capital and employment. Ukraine is very poorly integrated into the regional and global division…
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Institute for Cultivating a New Political Elite is Yana Matviychuk’s initiative. Over more than 30 years of independence, Ukrainians have been unable to remove Soviet-era politicians from power. We continue to witness a cycle where individuals raised within the Soviet…
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Reforms in Ukraine’s economy should be implemented immediately! Due to Russia’s full-scale invasion, Ukraine is in an extremely difficult position. Three years of war have drained the economy. For survival, Ukraine needs to implement reforms, but this is challenging. As…
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Tithes Church Ukrainians did not destroy. The situation regarding the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate (UOC-MP) ban has gained significant attention both in Ukraine and abroad. What does this mean, is religion truly being banned in Ukraine, and…
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The war in Ukraine is not about one country; it’s about the future of global leadership. On one side stand Ukraine, the U.S., and Europe. On the other, Russia, China, North Korea, and Belarus. If Ukraine loses, the U.S. will…
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Do Republicans say about Ukraine only bad things? No. In Kyiv, the All-Ukrainian Forum on Conservative Policy, titled “Security. Values. Prosperity,” brought together representatives from American Republican think tanks. It turned out that Americans are well-informed about Ukraine and speak…
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