Darina Glushchenko

Journalist

I have over 7 years of experience in media: from a TV correspondent to a website editor. Currently, I am the host of a channel with an audience of millions. I write analytical articles on socio-political topics and am able to explain complex issues to a wide audience in an accessible way.

For me, journalism is the ability to explain complex things in simple words, giving people the opportunity to understand the world around them. My mission is to tell people the truth so that everyone can see the world in all its complexity and diversity

In Zaporizhzhia, a manicure advertisement sparked outrage due to its resemblance to a photo of a woman killed in Bucha

, a social media scandal erupted over a photo of a woman’s hands with brightly painted nails, covered in dirt. The photo from Zaporizhzhia sparked a wave of cri…

27 July 16:09
The Kyiv Metro has no plans to carry out major repairs or renovations on its stations by the end of the year

The Kyiv Metro municipal enterprise has no plans to carry out major repairs or renovations of stations by the end of 2026. The enterprise reported this in a res…

27 July 15:56
Russia’s Wildberries will not reimburse sellers for the cost of goods destroyed by Ukrainian drones

Sellers on the Russian marketplace Wildberries may not receive compensation for goods destroyed as a result of Ukrainian drone strikes on the company’s logistic…

23 July 19:08
Scandal at an EU wine competition: Among the winners are Crimean wineries linked to Putin’s inner circle

The Concours Mondial de Bruxelles international wine competition found itself at the center of a scandal following the publication of the results of its July se…

22 July 19:15
“After the war, Ukraine is unlikely to see a massive influx of private investors,” said Nepran

A massive influx of private foreign capital should not be expected after the war ends. A significant portion of future investments will be directed toward infra…

21 July 19:30
What products have Ukrainians stopped buying, and where are they saving the most money? 

Over the past year in Ukraine, the most significant price increases were seen in fish, eggs, sunflower oil, bread, and meat. According to the State Statistics S…

21 July 17:27
Ukrainians will be able to obtain documents from Russia to apply for pensions

Ukraine Has Launched a Mechanism for Obtaining Documents from Russia for Social Benefits Dmytro Lubinets, the Verkhovna Rada’s Human Rights Commissioner, com…

21 July 01:34
“What kind of four-day workweek is this, when the country is facing a labor shortage and a war?” Vice President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Nephran on the state of the economy and the new 2,000-hryvnia bill

Ukraine is preparing to introduce a new 2,000-hryvnia banknote, discussions are ongoing regarding a possible transition to a four-day workweek, and the Internat…

20 July 14:25
Nearly 400,000 for a degree: How much does it cost to study at Ukraine’s most popular universities?

The cost of tuition for the most popular majors at Ukraine’s leading universities has risen by tens of percent over the past year. The admissions campaign for h…

17 July 13:45
Where Ukrainians Are Investing in 2026: Has the War Stopped Demand for Square Meters?

The Ukrainian real estate market is showing signs of a gradual recovery in the fifth year of the full-scale war. According to data from the analytical platforms…

16 July 16:30