Ukraine’s government has moved from digital services to AI-driven ones, and more is planned. Dmytro Khutkyy explains what has been launched, what is still promised and where the challenges lie.
Ukraine’s experience during the full-scale Russian invasion illustrates the complex interplay between necessity and constraint in wartime governance. HROMADA member Oleksii Kolesnykov analyses the developments and draws important lessons from them.
Ukraine’s public diplomacy has rapidly developed from a long-term image-building effort into an instrument of national survival. Nadia Bureiko and Maryna Rabinovych trace this development, highlight current challenges, and draw lessons from it for other countries.
In response to Russia’s cyber attacks, Ukraine has rolled out its own system of cyber defence and counter offence. Dmytro Khutkyy summarises six types of cyber resilience and calls for stronger cooperation between the Ukrainian government and civil society.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has prompted the Zelensky executive to adopt a new Mobilisation Act. Geir Flikke and Aadne Aasland analyse the process of adoption and public perceptions of the law, drawing on survey and voting data collected for the VALREF project.