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Chas Kyїvshchyny is a Ukrainian weekly socio-political newspaper founded in 2012 by the Kyiv Oblast Council and Kyiv Oblast State Administration, published by the communal enterprise 'Polifast'.

Last updated September 29, 2026

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Overview

Chas Kyїvshchyny (Ukrainian: «Час Київщини», literally 'Time of the Kyiv Region') is a Ukrainian weekly socio-political newspaper founded in 2012 by the Kyiv Oblast Council and the Kyiv Oblast State Administration. It is published by the Communal Enterprise of the Kyiv Oblast Council 'Polifast', which operates both an editorial office and a printing house in premises of about 3,500 square metres. The publication is positioned as the 'main newspaper of the oblast' and covers the activities of regional authorities, economic and socio-political development trends, and cultural and sporting events. Its regular sections include 'Rozmova po suti' (A Conversation to the Point), 'Varto uvahy' (Worth Noting), 'Blyzhche do zirok' (Closer to the Stars), 'Sim'ya' (Family), 'Zdorov'ya' (Health), and 'Horod' (Vegetable Garden). The newspaper also carries a weekly television programme with film previews, a horoscope, and a weather forecast. Its editorial address is on Saksahanskoho Street / Symona Petliury Street in Kyiv. The acting director of 'Polifast' and acting editor-in-chief of the newspaper is Hennadii Viktorovych Hrebnov. The paper's website is chask.net. As a communal publication tied to the Kyiv Oblast Council, it functions as a regional information outlet rather than a commercial mass-market daily.

History

Chas Kyїvshchyny was founded in 2012 by the Kyiv Oblast Council and the Kyiv Oblast State Administration as a weekly socio-political publication. It is produced by the Communal Enterprise of the Kyiv Oblast Council 'Polifast', which combines an editorial office and a printing house in premises of approximately 3,500 square metres. The newspaper presents itself as the 'main newspaper of the oblast' and focuses on the work of regional authorities, economic and socio-political trends, and cultural and sporting life. Its content includes regular columns such as 'Rozmova po suti', 'Varto uvahy', 'Blyzhche do zirok', 'Sim'ya', 'Zdorov'ya', and 'Horod', alongside a weekly television programme with film previews, a horoscope, and a weather forecast. The publication maintains a website at chask.net. The acting director of 'Polifast' and acting editor-in-chief of the newspaper is Hennadii Viktorovych Hrebnov. The editorial office is located in Kyiv at the intersection of Saksahanskoho Street and Symona Petliury Street.

  • 2012

    Chas Kyїvshchyny founded by the Kyiv Oblast Council and Kyiv Oblast State Administration.

Products and positioning

The 'main newspaper of the oblast', a regional socio-political weekly tied to the Kyiv Oblast Council.

  • Chas Kyїvshchyny weekly newspaper

    A weekly socio-political newspaper covering regional authorities, economy, culture and sport, with TV listings, horoscope and weather.

  • chask.net website

    The online presence of the newspaper.

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