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Kollen Post

Kollen Post is a freelance journalist in Ukraine covering the burgeoning tech industry and its role in the war. He spent the previous five years in Washington, D.C., writing for the Block, Foreign Policy Research Institute, and Science Advances. A native of West Michigan, he lived in Moscow from 2015 to 2017.

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April 23, 2024
The Ascent Of Ukrainian Rap As The Soundtrack To War

A genre in its infancy at the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion, hip hop has flourished amid a cultural boom in wartime Ukraine. It’s a two-way street, with lyrics reflecting Ukraine’s fight for survival and concerts helping raise cash for the cause.
April 18, 2024
Guarding The Memory Of The Brutal Russian Siege Of Chernihiv, As Bombs Fall Again

In a damaged cemetery and a dank cellar where Russian soldiers held hundreds of people captive, the scars of the siege of Chernihiv are still fresh. As rockets rain down again, Ukrainians wage a battle to preserve the memory of the onslaught that unfolded in the first weeks of full-scale war.
March 22, 2024
As Russia Pummels Power Plants, Ukrainians Advance On Renewable Energy Front

With its energy infrastructure under heavy Russian fire and over two-thirds of its power-generation capacity lost to occupation forces, Ukraine is seeking to revive a “green transformation” that was gathering speed before the full-scale invasion of February 2022.
December 14, 2023
As Winter Falls And Ukraine Faces New Russian Attacks On Energy Infrastructure, A Wind Farm Eyes Expansion

Early in the invasion, Russian forces advancing in southern Ukraine took over many of the biggest energy plants in the country. With the battle for electricity ongoing, Ukraine is building back its wind power.
October 25, 2023
Back In Ukrainian Hands, A Southern Region Struggles To Rebuild As Winter Approaches

Last year, Russian forces overran part of the Mykolayiv region and pressed at the gates of its main city before being driven back. Today, Mykolayiv finds itself on a new front line: The frontier in Ukraine’s battle to rebuild, even as the country continues its fight against the invasion.
May 02, 2023
Far From The Front In The War With Russia, Lviv Seeks To Evolve From Outsourcing Hub To Ukrainian Silicon Valley

Already an IT hub, the western city of Lviv tries to ride out the Russian invasion -- and hopes for a boom when it's over. The industry and the talent that it produces are pillars of Ukraine's plans for economic recovery in a postwar world, but times are tough as the war rages on further east.

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