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

Talks about a Prosperous Ukraine in Miami
Opinion

Talks about a Prosperous Ukraine in Miami

Negotiations between Ukrainian and U.S. delegations on the settlement of the Russian-Ukrainian war have begun in Florida. The U.S. side is led by Marco Rubio, while Ukraine is represented by Rustem Umerov. The closed stage of the talks has already started. The open session struck a surprisingly optimistic tone. Rubio stated:So it’s not just about

30.11.2025
Frozen War or a War Until One Side Falls
Opinion

Frozen War or a War Until One Side Falls

Conditions remain difficult, and the situation continues to deteriorate. Valerii Zaluzhnyi believes that the most realistic way the war may end is a multi-year freeze, and he stresses that clear victories rarely conclude modern wars and the WW2 is rather an exception. Despite this, Russia still refuses to sign even the peace proposals that its

30.11.2025
Legalizing Occupation Is a Dictators` Green Light
Opinion

Legalizing Occupation Is a Dictators` Green Light

The United States is preparing to recognize Russia’s control of Crimea and other occupied Ukrainian regions as part of Donald Trump’s proposed peace deal, as The Telegraph reported. This step would set an extremely rare and dangerous precedent. It risks collapsing the post-WW2 international order. The occupation itself  would not be the first case in

29.11.2025