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Demian Shevko
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World Affairs Editor and Corresponden, The New Voice of Ukraine
Kyiv, Ukraine
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Biography
Demian Shevko is an experienced media professional and editor with over a decade in international relations, media management, and editorial oversight. Currently serving as a World Affairs Editor at the New Voice of Ukraine, Demian has a strong background in Ukraine's media landscape, conflict reporting, and strategic project management. With previous roles at The Independent, he has covered critical global events, including the Ukraine-Russia war, contributing to in-depth news analysis. Demian is fluent in multiple languages and holds advanced degrees in international relations and Russian studies, with ongoing PhD research in Ukrainian and Russian discursive practices.
Ukraine , Russian War On Ukraine, Russian Political Discourse, Russia , World Politics, Russian Propaganda
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By Demian Shevko Verified| The New Voice of Ukraine Verified 18 April, 11:15 AM Smoke rises over Damascus following the ousting of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad on Dec. 8, 2024. (Photo: REUTERS/Mohamed Azakir/) The United States has begun withdrawing hundreds of troops from northeastern Syria and shutting down several of its military bases in the region, The New York Times reported on April 17.
By Demian Shevko Verified| The New Voice of Ukraine Verified The State Bureau of Investigation said it had uncovered a Defense Ministry officer who organized a fake scheme to shield men from mobilization. (Photo: Office of the President of Ukraine) A serving officer at one of Ukraine’s Defense Ministry centers has been formally charged with organizing an illegal scheme that allowed draft-eligible men to avoid military service in exchange for bribes, Ukraine’s State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) reported on April 18.
By Demian Shevko Verified| The New Voice of Ukraine Verified 14 April, 03:17 PM Russians are flooding the information space with unfounded claims that Ukraine is violating the ceasefire. (Photo: REUTERS/Evgenia Novozhenina) Any future ceasefire or peace deal between Russia and Ukraine must include robust monitoring mechanisms to prevent Moscow from making baseless accusations, the Institute for the Study of War (ISW) warned in its April 13 report.
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The New Voice of Ukraine