Ukrainian newspapersVersión en línea 8th grade por Vika 1 KyivPost It was the first English-language newspaper in Ukraine at the time and continues to be published. When the paper started, the writers tried including articles about various topics, ranging from politics and business to entertainment. You can find it in Kyiv cafes, restaurants, hotels or business centres. 2 Business Ukraine Magazine was established in 2007 as an independent publication. If you want to know about the most important events in the world of Ukrainian business, politics and society, this is the monthly periodical for you. The magazine is available for free. 3 Lviv Today It is a monthly periodical for people living in Western Ukraine. You will love reading the reviews of local cultural events and news about the social and economic life of the region. Newspaper's site provides a list of upcoming events in Lviv, making it easier to plan your weekends. 4 What's On What's On is a weekly magazine which tries to focus mainly on entertainment in Kyiv. You won't find many other topics in it. After a big break in the magazine's publication, they made a long-awaited comeback in autumn 2017. If you are always on the move, we recommend following the magazine on social media. And of course, remember to get your copy to know everything about upcoming exhibitions, excursions, etc. 5 Ukrainian Journal This daily newspaper focuses on current news from the worlds of politics and economics. One of the most popular English-language newspapers in Ukraine, it is also a subscription choice of various international organisations and the governments of the United States, the United Kindgom, Canada, the European Union, South Korea, India and many others. You can subscribe to the printed or digital version on their website. 6 Destinations.com.ua Founded in January 2016, this lifestyle magazine has never stopped providing English-speaking readers with the latest and most reliable information about Ukraine. You will definitely like reading about the best places to travel to or eat at, but also its insights into Ukrainian traditions, practical advice, and lifestyle recommendations from expat opinion leaders. A unique feature of their website is the interviews with prominent Ukrainians and expats, who are willing to share their thoughts with the readers.
