Alya Shandra is the Editor In Chief of Euromaidan Press, a news outlet focused on Ukraine. With a focus on national issues, Alya covers a range of topics including politics, military affairs, and social issues. Her articles provide insights into the ongoing developments in Ukraine and the surrounding region.
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Alya's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, world affairs, as well as military conflict with a specific focus on Ukraine and its relations with Russia. She is particularly interested in evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to these topics.
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By: Alya Shandra
Georgian police may be using chemical irritants in water cannons against pro-EU protesters, reflecting what journalists call an unprecedented shift in tactics during ongoing demonstrations in Tbilisi. The protests erupted on the night of 28-29 November 2024 following the government's suspension of Georgia's EU talks until 2028. They come one month after a disputed election...
By: Alya Shandra
Georgian protests took a dramatic turn amid freezing temperatures as thousands poured into the streets for a second night of demonstrations on 29 November 2024.
By: Alya Shandra
Statistical proof of widespread fraud offers support to growing calls for reelections amid unprecedented protests
By: Alya Shandra
Statistical proof of widespread fraud offers support to growing calls for reelections amid unprecedented protests
By: Alya Shandra
Democracy advocates warn that police violence in Georgia shows hallmarks of Russian training methods documented in other authoritarian states
By: Alya Shandra
Faith in western leadership drops, as do hardline positions on winning the war Nuclear weapons better than NATO, Ukrainians now think: poll reveals dramatic shift
By: Alya Shandra
Donald Trump was found to be the 10th most-trusted foreign leader in Ukraine, enjoying a trust rating of 44.6%, a recent poll has found.
By: Alya Shandra
Georgia elects “illegitimate” president as 65% back ongoing protests
Without journalism, there’s no democracy. Without democracy, what are we celebrating? In 2024, we reached 13 million readers. That's 13 million times we said "no" to disinformation, "yes" to democracy, and "not on our watch" to $1.5-billion Russian propaganda machine trying to rewrite Ukraine's story. Think about it: each member of our team counters over...
In Ukraine, the Christmas season is a time full of music - in the Ukrainian tradition, teams of carolers start visiting their neighbors on Christmas Eve, 24 December, singing songs glorifying the birth of Christ intermingled with pagan motives, reaching prehistoric times. On 1 January, the Old New Year or St.Basil's, bountiful shchedrivka songs (the most famous of...
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