| Pavlo Kryvonos. Uniting the World | 7–12 |
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| HISTORY OF DIPLOMACY |
| Yurii Zemskyi, Valerii Diachok. Ukraine in the Strategic Plans of Polish Politicians at the End of World War I | 13–24 |
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| Pavlo Hai-Nyzhnyk. The Geopolitical Trap: the Hetmanate and the Entente (1918) | 25–52 |
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| Iryna Matiash. Foreign Missions in Kyiv in the Period of the Directorate of Ukraine: Forced Returning Home | 53–77 |
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| Ihor Datskiv. The Military-Political Alliance and Diplomatic Cooperation of the UPR and the WUPR | 78–90 |
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| Oleksandr Kucheruk. The Establishment of National States and Formation of the State Border between the Ukrainian National Republic And the Republic Of Lithuania in 1918 | 91–97 |
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| Teofil Rendiuk. Ukrainian Extraordinary Diplomatic Mission in Romania in 1919 (To the 100th Anniversary of Ukrainian-Romanian Diplomatic Relations) | 98–119 |
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| Oleh Kupchyk. Austria as a Foreign Trading Partner of the Soviet Ukraine in the Early 1920s | 120–131 |
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| Valerii Vlasenko. Interwar Ukrainian Political Emigrants in Yugoslavia: Relations with the Authorities | 132–140 |
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| Oleksandr Potiekhin. The International Context of Wars in the Former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (1991–1995) | 141–160 |
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| INSTITUTIONAL HISTORY OF UKRAINIAN DIPLOMACY THROUGH THE EYES OF THOSE INVOLVED |
| Yurii Bohaievsky, Ihor Turianskyi. His Contribution to the Development of Ukrainian Diplomacy should not be forgotten | 161–167 |
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| Anton Buteiko. How the World Discovered Ukraine: The Curious Tale | 168–173 |
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| Yuriy Kostenko. The Kremlin Chemical Cartwheels (From the History of Negotiations on the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons) | 174–193 |
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| Stanislav Lazebnyk. Ukrainian World Tribune | 194–207 |
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| DIPLOMAT’S PROFESSIONAL OPINION |
| Sardar Mohammad Rahman Oghli. Ukrainians are the closest people to me | 208–213 |
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| Alex Lenaerts. Revolution and Reforms: The Prophetic Perfect? | 214–226 |
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| Oswaldo Biato Junior. Brazil–Ukraine: Partners at Sea or Overseas Partners | 227–243 |
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| Judith Gough. The Unwavering Support | 244–267 |
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| Georgios Poukamissas. Ukraine–Greece Cooperation: Imbued with Common History and Vision | 268–273 |
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| Gert Antsu. Tech-Enabled Role Model: From Troublesome Past to Herald of Progress | 274–289 |
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| Joel Lion. Israel–Ukraine: The Importance of History | 290–298 |
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| Bakir Ahmed Aziz Al-Jaf. Cooperation between Iraq and Ukraine: Vast and Numerous Opportunities | 299–302 |
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| Dato’ Raja Reza Raja Zaib Shah. Malaysia–Ukraine: Fair and Square Partnership | 303–313 |
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| Antonio Gazzanti Pugliese di Cotrone. Psychosocial Support: The New Challenge for Humanitarian Activity | 314–320 |
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| Ruslan Bolbocean. Moldova–Ukraine Cooperation: Matters of Regional Security | 321–328 |
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| Ernst Reichel. High-Profile Visits of German Officials to Ukraine in 2018 – A strong Sign of Germany’s Support for Ukraine’s Reform Agenda | 329–338 |
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| Ole T. Horpestad. I hope that one day Ukraine will become part of the European Family where it rightfully belongs | 339–350 |
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| Salem Ahmed Alkaabi. UAE–Ukraine: Accomplishing the Ambitious Agenda | 351–355 |
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| Yağmur Ahmet Güldere. The Firm Friendship: Turkish–Ukrainian Cooperation | 356–362 |
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| DIPLOMATIC CORPS OF UKRAINE |
| Ambassadors Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Ukraine to Foreign Countries | 363-405 |
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| Ambassadors Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Foreign Countries to Ukraine | 406-445 |
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| Representatives of Ukraine to International Organizations | 446-449 |
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| Representatives of International Organizations in Ukraine | 450-461 |
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| MODERN DIPLOMACY: CONCEPTS AND REALITIES |
| Hryhorii Perepelytsia. Challenges for the Foreign Policy of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy | 462–481 |
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| Volodymyr Ohryzko. The Name of the Russian Game | 482–506 |
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| Serhii Pyrozhkov, Nazip Khamitov. Western Civilization and Ukraine’s Euro-Atlantic Partnership | 507–519 |
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| Anna Tertychna. The Bulgarian National Minority in Ukraine in Bulgaria-Ukraine Relations: The Impact on Ukraine’s Image in Bulgaria | 520–538 |
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| Serhii Koshovyi. Ukraine-Malaysia Relations: Priorities and Machinery | 539–560 |
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| Oleksandr Kharchenko, Heorhii Tykhyi. Twiplomacy against Viruses. On Challenges and Opportunities of the New Era of Information Diplomacy | 561–569 |
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| Liudmyla Chekalenko, Viacheslav Tsivatyi. The British and American Systems of Diplomatic Training in the Face of Globalization Shifts | 570–584 |
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| GEOPOLITICS IN MODERN WORLD |
| Vasyl Tkachenko. The Precariat: The Phenomenon of Socio-Political Radicalism | 585–598 |
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| Oleksandr Shmorhun. Ukraine’s Pretence Democracy Model as a Threat to State Sovereignty in the Context of World Experience | 599–613 |
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| Serhii Zubchenko. Degradation of Strategic Culture as a Threat to International Security: From Perceived Dilemmas to Real Military Confrontation | 614–627 |
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| Serhii Zdioruk. The Russian Orthodox Church as the Mechanism of Degradation of National Unity in Ukraine | 628–637 |
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| Tymur Korotkyi, Yevheniia Lukianchenko, Nataliia Khendel. The Crimea Declaration and Its Role in the De-Occupation of Crimea | 638–646 |
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| Viktor Konstantynov. Eastern Europe in the Policy of ‘Belt And Road’: Is There a Place for Ukraine? | 647–654 |
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| Ivan Nahorniak. 10 Years of Eastern Partnership: The Scenarios for the Further Development of the Initiative and the EU Eastern Neighbourhood Policy | 655–663 |
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| Аndriy Kudriachenko. The Peculiarities of Overcoming the Painful Nazi and Socialist Past in Contemporary Germany | 664–685 |
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| PUBLIC DIPLOMACY |
| Liudmyla Chekalenko. National Branding: International Experience | 686–697 |
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| Olena Yalova. Image of Ukraine in the World: Current Status, Prospects and Challenges | 698–703 |
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| Roman Kryvonos. What Ukrainian Diplomats Need to Know about Germany’s Foreign Policy in its Relations with Ukraine | 704–719 |
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| Viktoriia Soloshenko. Overcoming the Burdensome Nazi Legacy in Germany’s Cultural Sphere (on the Example of the German Art Institutions) | 720–728 |
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| Mykhailo Ilin. The Search for the Peaceful Development of Humankind: How South Korea’s Experience Can Be Useful for Ukraine | 729–737 |
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| Viktor Andrushchenko. Ukrainian Education in the European Space | 738–757 |
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| Oleksandr Skrypniuk. The Academic School of International Law in Ukraine: Theory and International Legal Activities | 758–767 |
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| Serhii Braha. Ukraine–EU Dialogue: ‘Homework’ on Reforms and Maintenance of Anti-Russian Sanctions | 768–771 |
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| Serhii Tomilenko, Lina Kushch. The Safety and Freedom of the Press Guarantees in Ukraine: International Standards | 772–776 |
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| FIGURES AND EVENTS |
| Volodymyr Denysenko. The Knight of the National-Statist Idea (To the 140th Anniversary of Symon Petliura, Architect of the National Idea, Statesman, Military Figure and Prominent Personality) | 777–793 |
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| Dmytro Vernyhor. The Ukrainian Star of World Ballet | 794–798 |
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| Valerii Kopiika. The Diplomatic Pioneer: Provenance, Patrimony, Pertinence Marking the 75th Anniversary of the Institute of International Relations | 799–810 |
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| Mykhailo Soroka. Remonstrative Resignation: In honour of Anton Buteiko, a Founder of Diplomacy of Independent Ukraine | 811–817 |
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| BIBLIOGRAPHY |
| Yuri Bohaievsky. The Siege. From Pereiaslav to the Present | 818–821 |
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| Yuliia Matkovska. Etiquette is Easy. Advice from His Excellency’s Wife | 822–825 |
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