№59, (2017)

On October 4, the president introduced to parliament a bill commonly known as “the bill on the reintegration of the occupied territories.” Prior to that, representatives of the...

It is often alleged now that the 21st century is an era of “half-truth,” when basic human values and categories “assume new meanings” (or perhaps lose any meaning?),...

On October 3, during a plenary session of the Verkhovna Rada, MPs were reminded of the situation created by the neglect of human rights in the occupied Crimean peninsula and, in particular, of...

The parliamentary election in the Czech Republic is less than a month away. Political analysts in Ukraine call the October 20 vote a “turning point” for both the country’s...

“Kings, Princes, Hetmans,” a fundamental article by the well-known historian, Doctor of Sciences (History), Professor Yurii Tereshchenko, is a gem in the Den Library’s new...

Recent events have prompted professional analysts and regular news bulletin viewers to mention Kosovo increasingly often. With reason. Europe has known no other such graphic example of the formation...

Serhii KOVYKA-ALIEV (b. October 29, 1956, vil. Babaikivka, Dnipropetrovsk oblast) is a graphic artist, painter, and sculptor. In 1978-80, he worked as a [Soviet propaganda billboard] designer...

The Bohdan and Varvara Khanenko National Museum of Arts is hosting an exhibition of paintings by contemporary Chinese artist Chang Peng, called “Bowing Down to the Greatness of Creations....

The National Museum of Ukrainian Traditional Decorative Art recently hosted a solo exhibit of Marko Halenko, a well-known Kyiv-based ceramic artist, author of the Emblem of Kyiv’s Pecherskyi...

Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner, better known by his stage name Sting, is an acclaimed singer, musician, author of rock ballads worshipped by several generations, producer, film actor, art patron,...