Iaroslava Lubyana

Journalist

I have more than 10 years of experience in the media – from print to radio, from television to news agencies. I write about politics and economics because these topics form the context of our present and future.

For me, journalism is not just a profession, but a way of life and thinking. It is the ability to hear and see the essence in a stream of noise, to ask uncomfortable questions where silence is convenient, and to build bridges of understanding between events and people.

I love my work for its lively dynamics, intellectual challenge, and the power to change society – in a word that carries weight.

We have full synergy: Tsyvynskyi on communication with CSOs

Oleksandr Tsyvinsky, director of the Bureau of Economic Security, told the [komersant ] YouTube channel that communication with the Prosecutor General's Office is constructive at this stage. "We are communicating directly with the Prosecutor General, and there is support. Working interaction with the deputies is also normal. There

30 September 22:45
The NABU is about tracking down top corrupt officials, and the BES is about efficient business and welfare: Tsyvynskyi compares the work and salaries of detectives

The NABU and the Bureau of Economic Security (BES) perform different functions and have a different history of formation. They also have different salaries, although the law provides otherwise. Oleksandr Tsyvynskyi, director of the BES, said this in an interview with the YouTube channel [komersant ].

30 September 21:45
“Quality, not quantity”: BES changes approach to detectives’ work

The Bureau of Economic Security plans to move away from the traditional approach, when the agency's performance is measured by the number of investigated cases per employee. Oleksandr Tsyvynskyi, Director of the BES, said this in an interview with the YouTube channel [komersant ].

30 September 20:25
BES wants to, but cannot “lure” specialists from the private sector due to lack of funds – Tsyvinsky

The Bureau of Economic Security needs much more resources to effectively fight the shadow economy. Oleksandr Tsyvynskyi, Director of the BES, said this in an interview with the YouTube channel [komersant ]. Increasing the funding of the body will allow the Bureau to recruit highly qualified personnel.

30 September 19:38
“Busification” does not work, we need monetary motivation – expert

Ukraine should abandon the practice of forced mobilization of persons liable for military service. This was stated by lawyer Vitaliy Baranovsky in an interview with the YouTube channel [komersant ]. According to him, the state should focus not on coercive methods but on motivation.

30 September 09:58
what personal circumstances can mitigate the punishment for sexual assault – explanation of the lawyer

Personal circumstances that may mitigate the punishment for unauthorized abandonment of a military unit include valid reasons. They are defined by the Criminal Code of Ukraine. Lawyer Vitaliy Baranovsky said this in an interview with the YouTube channel [komersant ]. "Serious health conditions, serious family circumstances, emergencies such

30 September 08:47
Algorithm for returning from the HLP: the lawyer explained step by step

Servicemen who are in the status of AWOL and want to legally return to service must follow a clear algorithm of actions. This was stated by lawyer Vitaliy Baranovsky in an interview with the YouTube channel [komersant ]. First, a soldier must find

29 September 21:17
What awaits evaders after the end of the war – lawyer’s explanation

Servicemen who are currently in the NWC should not count on amnesty after the war ends. Lawyer Vitaliy Baranovsky said this in an interview with the YouTube channel [komersant ]. "The soldiers who are currently in the NWC and are waiting

29 September 20:44
Lawyer’s explanation of the punishment for sabotage and desertion in wartime

AWOL and desertion entail criminal liability. AWOL is punishable by up to 10 years in prison, and desertion by up to 12 years. Lawyer Vitaliy Baranovsky told this in an interview with the YouTube channel [komersant ]. "Criminal liability for sabotage is from

29 September 19:41
COVID-19 is gaining momentum again: which regions of Ukraine are most affected and what to do next

Over the past month, Ukraine has seen fluctuations in the incidence of COVID-19. According to routine epidemiological surveillance, the growth rate was rapid in some regions. The largest increase was recorded in Rivne region - 7.3 times, in Kirovohrad region - 3.7 times, and in Ternopil region - 2.4 times. The press service

25 September 16:23