Ukrainska Pravda runs op-ed on what Bosnia's experience means for post-war Ukraine
Ukrainska Pravda has published an opinion piece on what Bosnia's example can teach Ukraine about the period after the war. One of its co-authors is the international lawyer Kateryna Kyrychenko.
The Ukrainian news outlet Ukrainska Pravda published an op-ed on 27 October 2026 titled "What comes after the war: Bosnia's lesson for Ukraine". It looks at Ukraine's post-war future and at what Bosnia's experience can teach on the subject.
The piece was co-authored with Kateryna Kyrychenko, a Ukrainian international lawyer. She is Head of Ukraine Legal Affairs and Programme Management at the Public International Law & Policy Group (PILPG). Her work covers international criminal law, accountability for Russian war crimes, peace negotiations and transitional justice. She is also pursuing a PhD in international criminal law at the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy.
The source text available contains only this information about the author. The op-ed's own arguments and conclusions are not included in it, so they are not summarised here.
