Daria Maslienkova

Journalist

Journalist specializing in politics, international relations, media literacy and culture, with experience in analytical reporting and opinion writing. Gained international insight through Erasmus+ trainings, exchanges across Europe, and a professional trip to the United States, complemented by different domestic journalism programs in Ukraine.

Education

Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv

Master's degree, Institute of Journalism, educational program "Journalism and Media Communications" 2025 - 2026

Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University

Bachelor, Faculty of Journalism, Advertising and Publishing 2021 - 2025

 Free University of Berlin

Erasmus + exchange, Media and Communication

Work Experience

Journalist

The Ukrainian Review

2024 - until now

Awards and Honors

Recent Publications

Presidential Hungary: How Orbán Seeks to Rule Indefinitely
News

Presidential Hungary: How Orbán Seeks to Rule Indefinitely

While Ukraine is accused of “antidemocratic tendencies” because wartime conditions make elections impossible, the closest European partner of the United States, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, is advancing steps toward authoritarian rule. Orbán is now exploring the idea of assuming the presidency. He is also preparing to rewrite key laws and turn the office into

11.12.2025
The Triumph of Injustice in Spain
Opinion

The Triumph of Injustice in Spain

Investigators in Spain closed the case of the murdered Russian pilot Maksim Kuzminov, the man who in 2023 flew a Mi-8 military helicopter to Ukraine, because they lacked admissible evidence. ABC reports that the inquiry, carried out under strict secrecy, did not identify any individual or group responsible for planning or executing the killing. As

11.12.2025
Would an Election in Ukraine Now Signal Democracy?
Opinion

Would an Election in Ukraine Now Signal Democracy?

U.S. President Donald Trump, in an interview with Politico, stated that Ukraine needs to hold elections, claiming that the absence of a vote is “antidemocratic.” In essence, he repeated one of Russia’s long-standing excuses to pressure Ukraine and prolong the war without negotiations. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said he is ready to conduct the elections,

10.12.2025