The Kyiv Independent launches 'How to help Ukraine' newsletter
The first edition sent on June 12 raised $16,500 in just four days for the Leleka Foundation, a U.S.-Ukrainian charity that procures medical supplies for those on the front lines.
Company news
The Kyiv Independent reaches 20,000 paying members — thanks to our global community
The Kyiv Independent has officially reached 20,000 paying members, becoming the first Ukrainian media outlet in history to cross this milestone.
The Kyiv Independent launches 603,628 km² T-shirt in response to Russia’s territorial demands
All profits from the sales of the 603,628 km² T-shirt for the next month will be donated to the Ukrainian charitable foundation East SOS.
Who really funds the Kyiv Independent?
A closer look at how the Kyiv Independent is financed and how our reader-revenue funding model works.
Top 5 Ukrainian sectors with potential for EU Single Market integration — Civitta and EasyBusiness study
Which European countries have the highest demand for goods and services from Ukrainian producers? How can the integration of Ukrainian business into the EU Single Market be accelerated, and what is the role of business associations and clusters in this process? For the first time in Ukraine, a comprehensive analysis
Together, we raised $24,500 to support Ukrainian veterans
With the incredible support of our readers and community, we raised $24,500 for Veteran Hub through the sale of over 1,000 of our “I Stand With Ukraine” T-shirts.
Kyiv Independent launches consultancy program, funding for independent regional media hit by US aid freeze
The Kyiv Independent, in partnership with UNESCO and with the support of Japan, is launching a hands-on consultancy program for three regional independent media organizations in Ukraine that were severely affected by the U.S. aid freeze. This U.S. aid freeze affected organizations in Ukraine, including those providing humanitarian
EU, UNDP unveil interactive online exhibition about Ukraine’s rescuers and police officers
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Ukraine, in partnership with the European Union (EU), has launched an interactive online exhibition titled “Moments Before,” offering an in-depth look into the work of Ukraine’s first responders and police officers amid Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine. The exhibition features contributions
Kyiv Independent’s film about military medics will be screened in 6 more European cities
The Kyiv Independent’s documentary about Ukrainian military medics who save lives on the front lines of Russia’s full-scale war will be screened in six more European cities in March 2025. “Can You Hear Me? The Invisible Battles of Ukrainian Military Medics” will be shown in Brussels, London, Strasbourg,
The Kyiv Independent presents its first magazine — ‘The Power Within’
The Kyiv Independent has presented its first-ever magazine, “The Power Within,” as a record of Ukrainian resilience and life three years into Russia's full-scale invasion. This special edition marks a departure from the solely digital presence that the Kyiv Independent has maintained since its foundation in November 2021. It was
Kyiv Independent raises over $66,200 to support Ukrainian newsrooms hit by US aid freeze
A GoFundMe campaign launched on Jan. 30 quickly surpassed its initial goal of 40,000 pounds ($50,000) within days. Now closed, the campaign’s funds are being distributed to the impacted media outlets.
Kyiv Independent launches fundraiser to support Ukraine's front-line media after US aid freeze
"We couldn’t just stand by and watch our colleagues and partners lose their teams and suspend their operations while independent journalism remains one of the most crucial jobs in Ukraine today, especially near the front lines," said Daryna Shevchenko, CEO of the Kyiv Independent.
Kyiv Independent’s film about Ukrainian military medics will be screened in 10 European capitals
The Kyiv Independent’s upcoming documentary about Ukrainian military medics who save lives on the front line of Russia’s full-scale war will be screened in 10 European capitals. “Can You Hear Me? The Invisible Battles of Ukrainian Military Medics” will premiere in Kyiv on Dec. 12, followed by screenings
Kyiv Independent launches winter merch collection celebrating Ukrainian traditions
Following on from the launch of the Kyiv Independent’s online store this summer, we are unveiling our first-ever winter collection in time for the holiday season. This collection is more than just a celebration of the festive season. It's a testament to the resilience of Ukrainian culture, a heritage
Ukraine's 2025 economic outlook: Expert insights for investors, businesses, and government agencies
Join our exclusive KI Insights monthly briefing and gain valuable perspectives on Ukraine’s economic challenges.
Kyiv Independent launches online store with merch featuring Ukrainian artists
Three different collections, including one with the Kyiv Independent brand merchandise and two more featuring works of Ukrainian artists, are already available for purchase.
200 Ukrainians learned entrepreneurship from top experts thanks to Promprylad and Berkely
War has not stopped the entrepreneurial spirit of Ukraine – in fact, developing Ukrainian businesses is vital to ensuring the country’s future and post-war recovery. For this reason, the Promprylad Foundation and the Berkeley Haas School of Business have partnered to create a unique program for Ukrainian entrepreneurs, which was
Kyiv International School: Leading the way in global education
Kyiv International School is accepting applications for the 2024- 2025 academic year for students aged 2 to 18. Established in 1992, Kyiv International School is a non-profit, co-educational day school that plays a leading role in educating the expatriate, diplomatic, and business communities in Kyiv. The school is known for
How Coca-Cola in Ukraine is giving back this winter
The bright red label of a Coca-Cola bottle is instantly recognizable to countless people around the world, including Ukrainians. In the dark days of winter, Coca-Cola is partnering with humanitarian organizations, such as the Ukrainian Red Cross and Caritas Ukraine, to give one million bottles with a special version of
Pechersk School International to reopen campus in Kyiv
Pechersk School International is returning to Kyiv to reopen the doors of its modern campus near the Holosiivskyi National Park in August 2023. The school was forced to shut down its campus after the start of the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. Since then, it has been
Evolution of inclusivity: Top trends in gender-neutral packaging in cosmetics industry
As the world becomes more aware of the need for inclusivity, the cosmetics industry is evolving to meet the demand for gender-neutral products and packaging. Wholesale cosmetic packaging manufacturers are creating packaging that is not only environmentally friendly but also inclusive of all genders. Suppliers and retailers have both taken
‘Rebuilding Ukraine, Rebuilding the World’ conference to take place at Harvard
The Ukrainian Research Institute at Harvard University will host the third annual Temerty Contemporary Ukraine Program conference, “Rebuilding Ukraine, Rebuilding the World,” on Feb. 9-10. Looking to the future, the conference is set to examine what rebuilding Ukraine will look like after victory in the war with Russia. It will
Red Cross, Coca-Cola HBC deepen partnership to boost corporate volunteering, support youth development in Ukraine
Coca-Cola HBC Ukraine has supplied the Red Cross with nearly 900,000 liters of drinking water and other beverages since 2009. (Coca-Cola HBC) After more than 10 years of cooperation, Red Cross Society and Coca-Cola HBC Ukraine have agreed to broaden the spectrum of their productive partnership.. On Feb. 1,
Kyiv’s Brookes CIL International School ranked among world’s best schools
Kyiv’s Brookes CIL International School was listed among the top new international schools of 2022 by the U.S. education magazine The Knowledge Review. “Another state-of-the-art international school is currently being completed in Kyiv, Ukraine,” The Knowledge Review wrote. “The architecturally unique building will be a hub for students
(Updated: )
Most popular
Editors' Picks
Arrests, raids, beaten and bloodied suspects — how Russia-Azerbaijan relations have unravelled
'Major casualties among civilians' — US freeze on air defense missiles is terrible news for Ukraine
Investigation: How Russia prepares its strategic missile plant for ‘eternal war’
