Just reconstruction in Ukraine

Community leaders have big ideas for Ukraine’s future – and want to be heard

/ 20 Oct 2023

A new report by the US aid agency says when Russia's war ends reconstruction loans should be spent on businesses and jobs in Ukraine

By Thomas Rowley

/ 25 May 2023

UK MPs John McDonnell, Nadia Whittome and Clive Lewis join Ukrainian solidarity event with international activists in London

By Thomas Rowley

/ 13 Mar 2023

European Union says Ukraine’s reforms must follow international labour standards and social dialogue principles

By Thomas Rowley and Kateryna Farbar

/ 28 Feb 2023

Critics fear a new planning law will hand power to property developers and put Ukraine’s historic buildings at risk

/ 28 Dec 2022

As the government continues radical workplace reforms, it wants to seize unions’ prestigious Soviet-era buildings

By Serhiy Guz

/ 8 Nov 2022

Merging Ukraine’s social insurance fund with the deficit-ridden state pension fund will be a disaster, say trade unions

By Serhiy Guz

/ 12 Oct 2022

Plan to pipe huge amounts of resource-intensive “green” hydrogen to Europe would undermine Ukraine’s recovery

By Simon Pirani

/ 11 Aug 2022

The government’s post-war reconstruction plans threaten a ‘Mad Max-style dystopia’, says Ukrainian labour lawyer

By Thomas Rowley and Serhiy Guz

/ 9 Aug 2022

Zero-hours contracts set to be legalised and 70% of workforce exempted from workplace protections

By Thomas Rowley and Serhiy Guz

/ 20 Jul 2022

Lugano Declaration pushes for modernisation and investment, but critics say a just reconstruction is needed

By Thomas Rowley

/ 7 Jul 2022

Liberal reforms made during the war in Ukraine will hinder the country’s eventual reconstruction. Here’s what needs to happen

By Vitaliy Dudin

/ 4 Jul 2022