№70, (2016)

Ukraine will shortly mark the Holodomor Memorial Day. For eight years running, this truly existential date has also been marked by Den’s James Mace Civic Stand Prize award ceremony (this award...

Recently, The Day’s office held the fifth roundtable dedicated to Revolution of Dignity. The first, entitled “An Attempt at Adult Conversation” saw fierce discussions in December...

Since Americans elected Donald Trump as their new president, political life has grown more active in Russia. Firstly, Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev proposed to rename Caffe Americano to Russiano....

“What we love will ruin us,” predicted Aldous Huxley in 1932. In Brave New World, he described a human race that, by 2540, has been destroyed by ignorance, a lust for constant...

After the victory of pro-Russian candidates at Moldova and Bulgaria’s presidential elections, a few days after Trump’s, Ian Bond from London’s Center for European Reform posted a...

What’s the earliest age for taking up philosophy? Philosophy knows no age or occupational restrictions. Aristotle joined Plato’s Academy at 17. Neoplatonist philosopher Plotinus was...

Anastasia Ivanova, winner in the audience award nomination (pictured right), and Tetiana Skaprovska, chairperson of the Liubashivka raion administration, Odesa oblast (also known as volunteer Dalia...

The National Sanctuary Sophia of Kyiv recently invited art lovers to a unique excursion. With a flashlight in hand, historian Viacheslav Korniienko, the sanctuary’s deputy director general,...

The dwellers of this city (until recently Dniprodzerzhynsk) have famed neighbors, masters of Petrykivka painting, recognized by the UNESCO as part of humanity’s intangible cultural heritage....

More than 30 paintings, as well as drawings, earthenware plates, and almost a dozen ceramic sculptures: this was the fullest collection of works presented by one of the most conspicuous Ukrainian...