Welcome to the Go2Kiev cafe-forum. Whether you come here just once, or whether this becomes a happy part of your daily routine, we hope to get to know you. Come in and say "hello".

Paul Miazga, a longtime Kiev resident, is a graduate of Canada's top-rated journalism program at Ryerson University in Toronto and previously was the entertainment editor at the Kyiv Post newspaper. He is an avid reader of the Guardian, the BBC and Al-Jazeera online etc. Paul Miazga was the g2k columnist. Paul's new way of communication & dialogue.

Get first hand recommendations of services and events experienced by expats and locals. Go out and share your positive stories.

comments, critics porposals

Recommendations, experiences, consultation, registrations and comments

read about Femen activities and discuss with us

Information and comments about local training and seminars and education abroad.

Business women share your experiences and expectations with us

wants to recommend to all our readers: How to fight with dirt!

General discussions on what it's like to live, work, play, innovate and grow in Kiev.

information about treatment possibilities, doctors and spa's sport facilities

What if ... you could write in any language - your mother tongue; a language lying semi-dormant in a corner of your mind, or one you're working hard on learning ... and have someone else pick up the conversation in the same language - or in an entirely different one?

Dream, discuss and do.

Headlines from the European Business Association, reflection and comment.

Updates on our progress towards Euro 2012

The expatriate experience can be an occassion for cross-cultural anxiety and adjustment. As well as an important event in the process of self-devlopment and learning. Whether this is your first time abroad or you're a long-term expat -- no one escapes culture shock.

Greetings, traditions, shared experiences, where to get ..., what to see...