Iryna Romaliiska

Kyiv Mayor Defends New Restrictions As COVID-19 Numbers Soar

Seeking Change, Anti-Lukashenka Hackers Seize Senior Belarusian Officials’ Personal Data

How Annexed Crimea's Residents Cope Without Drinking Water

Seven years after its 2014 annexation by Russia, Crimea, a Ukrainian peninsula that once thrived on tourism, is struggling to find adequate drinking water. Ukraine, which formerly supplied most of Crimea’s potable water, refused to continue those supplies once Russia took over the peninsula.

Armenia Struggles To End Political Standoff Over Truce With Azerbaijan

Putin Has 'No Red Lines', Warns Ex-Ukrainian Leader Poroshenko About Belarus-Russia

Ukraine's Chief Prosecutor Confirms Burisma Prosecutor Fired

Ukrainian Prosecutor-General Ruslan Ryaboshapka has confirmed to Current Time that the prosecutor who led investigations into Burisma will be fired. Burisma is the Ukrainian energy company at the center of an impeachment inquiry into the actions of U.S. President Donald Trump. The president faces allegations that he withheld U.S. military aid to Ukraine in a bid to prompt Kyiv to investigate the activities of ex-Burisma board member Hunter Biden and his father, presidential candidate Joe Biden.

Putin Human Rights Adviser: ‘We Can’t Defend People Who Organize Unsanctioned Rallies’

Kyiv Expects Russia To Release Imprisoned Ukrainian Sailors

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Pavel Klimkin told Current Time on July 15 that grounds exist to expect that the 24 Ukrainian sailors captured by Russia during a November 2018 clash off the coast of Crimea will soon return to Ukraine.

Ex-Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko: No 'Maidan Of Dignity' For Russia

Former Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko (2005-2010) discusses with Current Time's Iryna Romaliiska what he believes should be the top policy concerns for Ukraine’s next president, assesses the chances for peace with Russia, and explains why he has no regrets about his time in office.

Navigating Deep Waters: Ukrainian Defense Minister Stepan Poltorak

In an interview with Current Time anchor Iryna Romaliiska, Ukrainian Defense Minister Stepan Poltorak assessed his performance since taking office in 2014, the advisability of talks with Russia, and the future of Ukraine’s NATO integration.

Interview With Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko: Ending The War In Donbas

Interview With Ukrainian President Leonid Kravchuk

Ex-Ukrainian President Leonid Kravchuk: Only NATO Can Defend Ukraine