Olesia Havron

Between February 2 and 15, a total of 27 draft laws were registered in the Verkhovna Rada: 2 presidential, 11 government-initiated, and 14 introduced by MPs. These include proposals to improve the handling of electronic documents, as well as several initiatives in tax and economic policy.

Charitable giving in Ukraine remains one of the most visible forms of civic engagement during the full-scale war. A new nationwide study of the charity sector, conducted by the Zagoriy Foundation in partnership with the SOCIS Centre for Social and Market Research, shows that over the past year, it is not so much the scale of charitable activity that has changed as its nature. Compared with 2024, motivations, levels of trust, and models of support are shifting.

Citizens’ trust in government is the foundation of socio-political life, as it facilitates policy implementation, including reforms that Ukraine needs. Drawing on surveys conducted by the Razumkov Centre, this article analyzes changes in Ukrainians’ trust in institutions between 2015 and 2025.