Reforming Ukraine After the Revolutions
As muckraking journalists, Nayyem and Leshchenko had contempt for Ukraine’s politicians. So they became politicians.Illustration by Paul Rogers When Sergii Leshchenko was at university, in Ukraine, he dreamed of working in television news. He is the son of two Soviet-trained engineers, and grew up in Kiev, where he studied journalism. He aspired to become an on-air correspondent, but his speech wa
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