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- Article about assessment of state of medicine in Ukraine from Experts Club on Hronikers.com website
Citizens trust family doctors, whom they chose consciously, the most Most Ukrainians rate the state of medicine in Ukraine as average. This is stated in the study “Medicine after
- Article about Experts Club research on the VSVITI website
Ukrainians have the most positive attitude toward EU countries and Great Britain, while China and Hungary received the worst ratings. This is evidenced by the results of a study
- Article about Experts Club research on Odessa News website
Norway and Germany topped the list of countries that Ukrainians view most positively, while Hungary and China lead the ranking of countries with the worst ratings. This is
- Article about Experts Club study on Mind.ua website
Ukrainians have the most positive attitude toward Germany, Great Britain, Norway, and France, while Hungary, China, Iraq, and Serbia are among the countries with the worst ratings.
- Article about Experts Club study on Economic News website
Norway and Germany topped the list of countries that Ukrainians view most positively, while Hungary and China lead the ranking of countries with the worst ratings. This is
- Article about Experts Club study on Ukrainian Literary Newspaper website
Norway and Germany topped the list of countries that Ukrainians view most positively, while Hungary and China lead the ranking of countries with the worst ratings. According to
- Gordon on results of study by Active Group and Experts Club
Norway and Germany topped the list of countries that Ukrainians view most positively, while Hungary and China led the ranking of countries with the worst ratings. This is evidenced
- Experts Club research in media: Interfax-Ukraine on how Ukrainians perceive other countries
Ukrainians have the most positive attitude toward Germany, the UK, Norway, and France, while Hungary, China, Iraq, and Serbia are among the countries with the worst ratings. This
- Active Group and Experts Club: which countries Ukrainians perceive positively and which negatively
Ukrainians rate Germany, Great Britain, Norway, and France most positively, while Hungary, China, Iraq, and Serbia receive the worst ratings. These are the results of a study
- Hungary and China outsiders: which countries made it into ranking of Ukrainian sympathies
Ukrainians form their assessments not on the basis of economic benefits, but mainly on the basis of political statements or events Trust in the West, skepticism toward the East: a
- Ukrainians have most positive perception of EU countries and UK, and most negative perception of China and Hungary, according to study by Active Group and Experts Club
Norway and France, while Hungary, China, Iraq, and Serbia are among the countries with the worst ratings. This is evidenced by the results of a study conducted by Active Group and
- How Ukrainians feel about Middle East and Central Asia – research
According to Ukrainians, Arab countries are taking a neutral stance in the Russian-Ukrainian war. This became known following the results of a joint study by Active Group and the
- Civil engineering has become segment with fastest-rising prices in Ukraine
The cost of construction and installation work on civil engineering projects in Ukraine in June 2026 rose by 24.3% compared to June of last year—the highest rate among the major
- Zelenskyy Continues Large-Scale Rotation of Ambassadors: Experts Club Analyzes Geography of Personnel Changes
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy continues to overhaul the diplomatic corps, a process that is gradually extending to include not only countries in the European Union and
- Drones have changed logic of war: lessons from Ukrainian front line
The widespread use of unmanned systems in Russia’s war against Ukraine represents not just a technological evolution, but a profound change in the logic of warfare, for which most
- STRATEGY FORUM’2025. Moving toward a breakthrough. How leaders strategize
Ukrainian business is entering a new phase—an era of decisions that shape the future. A world without rules requires a different type of strategy: faster, deeper, with an
- Global demand for steel will stabilize in 2025 and grow in 2026, according to forecasts
Global demand for steel in 2025 will remain at the previous year’s level — around 1.748 billion tons — after falling by 1.6% in 2024. These figures are given in the World…
- If hostilities end, Ukraine’s passive fire protection market could grow 2.5 times by 2026
If hostilities end in 2025, Ukraine’s passive fire protection market could grow approximately 2.5 times from 2026, to around $25 million, according to Kovlar Group, a manufacturer