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I wanted to highlight this event because, when he says he has been living with this idea for many years, he truly means it. Zelenskyy has advocated for more state support of Ukrainian and artistic culture for decades. He knows firsthand how difficult it can be to find funding for projects, and it's nice that he can draw on his own expertise to promote this important initiative.

I analyzed recent sociological data and compared that to a lot of what has been said in the news and other media over the past month. Despite the proclamations of mistakes and crises, Zelenskyy's ratings are positive, and what some would like to see as a rivalry has very little actual basis in today's reality.

My thoughts about Zelenskyy's recent actions in relation to Poland.

Highlights from the Tysiachovesna presentation, specifically Zelenskyy's speech and the Q&A session.

This was another survey of various political and military figures, and most trust indicators have not changed since January. Zelenskyy's trust rating is now at 61%, which is within the same +/- 5 point range he has had for most of the past year. He continues to have the most overall trust of political figures.

One thing I found interesting is that, apparently, respondents sometimes gave Zelenskyy a higher trust rating if his name was further down the list.

"There is a correlation, albeit weak, that the later we asked about V. Zelenskyy, the higher the trust in him. Perhaps, against the background of other figures (when respondents think about other figures), V. Zelenskyy is perceived a little better."