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Far from the trenches, at orderly new centres across Ukraine, civilian recruiters armed with laptops and info packs offer patriotic volunteers opportunities to join the war. As Ukraine's efforts to conscript enough men to fight Russia are stymied by public scepticism, defence officials and military units are embarking on a multi-pronged charm offensive to recruit a citizens' army to resist the invasion. This softer call-up is being conducted on job-search sites and outreach centres, as well as billboards and social media, and offers a wartime novelty: an element of choice.

Two years after the assault on Kyiv, it’s getting harder to stay optimistic.

The results of the survey have been published.

Against the backdrop of war and all that brings, a recent survey indicates that Ukrainians have also become increasingly concerned about corruption and the state of the economy.

Sociologists have established that 89% of young people surveyed aged 16-35 who live in Ukraine are hopeful about its future. 81% of young people of the same age who have moved to Poland think the same thing.