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End of Maidan case. Justice has not been achieved On 24 May, the Shevchenkivskyi Court of Kyiv closed the case of the dispersal of peaceful protesters on 30 November and 1 December 2013 due to the expiry of the statute of limitations. 21 514 93 Society 
Inside a Russian disinformation campaign in Ukraine in 2014 By the morning of Feb. 22, 2014, it was clear that the government of Viktor Yanukovych, the beleaguered pro-Russian president of Ukraine, had fallen, amid protests sparked by his decision not to move toward a closer relationship with the European Union. 415 0 Previously in trend: Russian aggression against Ukraine 
Obamych, Hero of Maidan Welcome to ATO: a civil volunteer who looks surprisingly similar to Barak Obama has been photographed at Avdiivka. A fact or a Photoshop? Continue reading this amazing story of a photograph. 85 139 27 Society 
Maidan assault of Feb. 18, 2014: 14 defenders of Trade Unions house, nine Berkut and Interior Troops soldiers killed The Revolution of Dignity culminated in the authorities’ attempt to destroy the Euromaidan. This operation had been prepared in advance. However, the anti-Maidan HQ of Yanukovych sprang into action only on Feb. 18. 60 662 28 Ukrainian Politics 
Why Ukraine’s Desperate Struggle Gives Me Hope Contrary to popular belief, Ukrainians are turning the tide in their fight for democracy. 157 0 
Brexit Spurs Worries in Ukraine Over Its Future With EU Britain’s vote to exit the European Union has dashed the hopes of many here of greater integration in the European bloc. 116 0 
Shooting of the 'Nebesna Sotnia' at Maidan – Censor.NET’s version In the period from January to February of 2014, over 100 people were shot dead at the peaceful protests on Kyiv’s Euromaidan (altogether referred to as Nebesna Sotnia, the Heavenly Hundred – ed.). The investigation is far from making any conclusions, so Censor.NET’s chief editor Yurii Butusov made his own based on the website’s sources: most of the killings on Feb. 20 were committed by a group of special forces soldiers under captain Dmytro Sadovnyk. 139 372 287 
