Alexander Query is a reporter based in Kyiv, Ukraine. He writes for The Kyiv Independent and Yahoo News, focusing on local news and developments in Ukraine, particularly in the capital city of Kyiv. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, conflict, social issues, and international relations.
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Alexander Query's coverage mainly focuses on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements in Ukraine. The themes covered are primarily related to Government & Politics, with a significant portion dedicated to Culture & Society and World Affairs.
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By: Ukrainska Pravda
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has enacted the decision of Ukraine's National Security and Defence Council (NSDC) to impose sanctions on six Russian citizens, several of whom are using Ukrainian documents under a different name.
Russia unleashed a new large-scale air attack on Ukraine on Jan. 2, targeting Kyiv, the surrounding region, and Kharkiv with 99 missiles, preceded by 35 Shahed drones.
By: Alexander Query
Russia unleashed a new large-scale air attack on Ukraine on Jan. 2, targeting Kyiv, the surrounding region, and Kharkiv with 99 missiles, preceded by a wave of 35 Shahed drones.
By: Irynka Hromotska, Alexander Query, Olena Zashko
Semen Nedanov could hardly hold back his tears when he showed the Kyiv Independent what was left of his flat in the central Solomiansky district after a Russian attack on Kyiv early on Jan. 2.
By: Alexander Query
Over a hundred women braved a snowstorm in early December to gather in central Kyiv’s Independence Square and call on the government to demobilize their relatives who have been on the front lines since the first days of the invasion.Draped in Ukrainian flags, women chanted “It’s their
By: Alexander Query
Over a hundred women braved a snowstorm in early December to gather in central Kyiv's Independence Square and call on the government to demobilize their relatives who have been on the front lines since the first days of the invasion.
By: Alexander Query
As Russia’s full-scale war approaches the two-year mark, Ukraine is headed for economic turbulence as vital external financial help hangs in the balance.As the Ukrainian government spends all of its revenue on the military, it relies on international aid from its Western partners. The budget deficit is expected
By: Alexander Query
As Russia's full-scale war approaches the two-year mark, Ukraine is headed for economic turbulence as vital external financial help hangs in the balance.
When European leaders agreed to Ukraine’s accession talks in December 2023, the historic move was hailed in Kyiv as a recognition of years of struggle to get closer to the bloc since the EuroMaidan Revolution.The agreement came after a European Commission decision in November 2023 recommending talks begin
When European leaders agreed to Ukraine’s accession talks in December 2023, the historic move was hailed in Kyiv as a recognition of years of struggle to get closer to the bloc since the EuroMaidan Revolution.The agreement came after a European Commission decision in November 2023 recommending talks begin
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