Kyiv Post is pleased to announce that this week its Chief Editor, Bohdan Nahaylo, received an award from the Institute of Journalism at Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. Presented during the opening ceremony of the new academic year on Sept. 1, the award was given: “For the contribution to the development of independent Ukrainian journalism and the dissemination of the truth about events in Ukraine and the world.”JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official. Nahaylo, a veteran British-Ukrainian journalist, author, and former United Nations diplomat, has worked on Ukrainian and regional affairs through several distinct eras, from the final years of the Soviet era to post-Soviet wartime editorial leadership. You can read his story here. A tribute from the Kyiv Post team On the occasion of Bohdan Nahaylo receiving this award, the editorial staff and management of Kyiv Post offer our own tribute to the chief editor. While international readers know Bohdan through his decades of writing, scholarship, and diplomatic work ranging from Amnesty International and the British press in London, Radio Liberty in Munich to the United Nations in Geneva and countries as diverse as Angola and Ukraine, those of us working alongside him in Kyiv know him primarily as a dedicated leader, editor, and colleague. When Bohdan assumed the role of chief editor in December 2021, Kyiv Post was being revamped to meet the changing requirements of the day, modernize internally, and broaden the publication’s outreach as Ukraine’s authoritative global voice, using the full possibilities of IT and social media.