| Name | Website | Relationships | Introduction |
| Bigmir.net | http://www.bigmir.net/ | Ukrainian | Bigmir.net is a famous and comprehensive portal in Ukraine, including search, jobs, email, news, SMS, TV, chat, games, videos, cars, software, kill? etc. The website language is Ukrainian. |
| Popular portal in Ukraine. | http://www.i.ua | Ukrainian | Popular portal in Ukraine. |
| META | http://www.meta.ua | Ukrainian | A comprehensive portal in Ukraine with search engines, various news, a classified directory of websites, buying a car, finding a job, etc. There are also some useful features such as Mail, Blog, map, weather, translation, etc. It is very informative. |
| Facts and Comments Newspaper | http://www.fakty.ua/ | Ukrainian | Founded in 1997 and based in Kyiv, Ukraine, Facts & Reviews is the largest-selling Russian-language daily newspaper in Ukraine with a daily circulation of 1.1 million copies. The online Facts & Reviews website includes local and international Ukrainian political, scientific, cultural, sports and health news. |
| Ukrainian government websites | https://www.kmu.gov.ua/ | Ukrainian | The Ukrainian government website, available in Ukrainian, Russian and English, with a country overview, cabinet setup, government agencies setup, news, events, etc. Ukraine is located in the eastern part of Europe, the capital and seat of government is Kyiv, and the official language is Ukrainian. |
| Zoom | http://zoomua.tv/ | Ukrainian | Zoom is a new Ukrainian youth entertainment channel. The channel started broadcasting on the Ukrainian channel MTV on 1 June 2013. |
| Ukrinform | https://www.ukrinform.net/ | Ukrainian | Ukrinform, founded in 1918, is the national news agency of Ukraine, whose first director was Dmytro Dontsov. |
| Ukrainian Independent Information Agency | http://www.ux.ua/ | Ukrainian | Ukrainian Independent Information Agency (UIA) is a news agency based in Kyiv, Ukraine. It generates and provides business and financial information, as well as a photo reporting service. |
| Ukrainian Television and Radio | http://utr.tv/ | Ukrainian | Ukrainian Television and Radio (UTR) is a Ukrainian state-owned television channel for Ukrainian-speaking audiences, which offers English subtitles. The channel provides high-quality programming in 82 countries/regions via satellite broadcasts in Eurasia and North America. |
| ATR | https://atr.ua/ | Ukrainian | ATR is a Ukrainian TV channel with an audience of Crimean Tatars. ATR was on air in Crimea, Ukraine from 1 September 2006 to 1 April 2015, when it was closed by the Russian authorities for failing to register under Russian law. The channel resumed broadcasting in Ukraine proper in mid-June 2015. |
| Inter | https://inter.ua/ | Ukrainian | Inter is one of the most popular TV channels in Ukraine, reaching 99.7% of the Ukrainian population. It was founded in 1996 by the Independent Television Company of Ukraine. Inter has a wide range of programs for young and old, including movies, music, drama, documentaries, news, children’s programs, and more. |
| UA:Pershyi | https://tv.suspilne.media/ | Ukrainian | UA: Pershyi is the national television channel of Ukraine, operated by the National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine. It is the only Ukrainian TV channel that covers more than 97% of the territory of Ukraine. The channel covers information, popular science, culture, entertainment, and sports. |
| ICTV | https://ictv.ua/ | Ukrainian | ICTV is a Ukrainian television channel that reaches 56.6% of the Ukrainian population, ranking fourth in the country in terms of coverage. ICTV is owned by several business agencies linked to Ukrainian businessman Viktor Pinchuk. ICTV first went on air on 15 June 1992. Since 1995 it has been broadcasting 24 hours a day. |
| 1+1 Media Group | https://media.1plus1.ua/ | Ukrainian | 1+1 Media Group is one of the largest media groups in Ukraine and its managing director is Oleksandr Tkachenko. 1+1 Media Group includes eight Ukrainian TV channels – 1+1, 2+2, TET, PLUS-PLUS, Bigudi, UNIAN TV and 1+1 International. it also owns the online news platforms TSN.ua, UNIAN, Glavred.info, Telekritika, and Dusia. |
| Espreso TV | https://espreso.tv/ | Ukrainian | Espresso TV is a Ukrainian Internet TV station that started operations in November 2013 and is based in Kyiv. |
| Slavonic Channel International | http://slav.tv/ | Ukrainian | Slavonic Channel International is an international Ukrainian television channel that focuses on Slavic culture, history, and achievements. It broadcasts in Ukrainian, English, and Russian, with plans to expand into other languages. |
| NTN | https://ntn.ua/ | Ukrainian | NTN is a Ukrainian-language television broadcaster based in Ukraine. It is a general entertainment channel broadcasting sports and other entertainment programs. NTN is a channel of GDF Media Limited, owned by Dmytro Firtash. |
| 5 Kanal | https://www.5.ua/ | Ukrainian | 5 Kanal is a Ukrainian television station owned by businessman and former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko. The channel became the first major broadcaster during the 2004 presidential election, providing important broadcasts for candidate Viktor Yanukovych. |
| Hromadske.TV | https://hromadske.ua/ | Ukrainian | Hromadske.TV is a Ukrainian Internet TV station. 15 journalists announced the launch of the project in June 2013. It is registered as a non-governmental organization. Hromadske.TV is scheduled to start operations in September 2013, with the first broadcast on 22 November 2013 at 14:00. In 2014, Hromadske.TV was established as “Hromadske International”. The channel covers top Ukrainian news to an English-speaking audience. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version) |
| TET | https://tet.tv/ | Ukrainian | TET is a Ukrainian language national entertainment TV channel broadcasting in Ukraine. It is part of the large 1+1 media group and broadcasts to more than 100 cities in Ukraine, with population coverage of 92.4%. The channel’s target audience is 8-40 years old. TET was broadcast in Kyiv on 24 January 1992 as “Tet-a-tet”. It became a national TV channel in 2003. |
| Mega | http://megatv.ua/ | Ukrainian | Mega, formerly known as Megasport, is a Ukrainian TV channel and a member of the “international” TV family. It was only in 2010 that it was called “Megasport” and positioned as a sports channel. The channel is part of GDF Media Limited, owned by Dmytro Firtash. |
| National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine | http://corp.suspilne.media/ | Ukrainian | National Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine (NABU) is the national public broadcaster of Ukraine, which was registered on January 19, 2017. |
| Glas | https://glas.org.ua/ | Ukrainian | Glas is a Ukrainian satellite television channel. The channel broadcasts humanistic, creative, and educational programs. many of Glas’ programs have won international film festivals and national awards. |
| Novyi | https://novy.tv/ | Ukrainian | Novyi Kanal is a Ukrainian TV channel, which is part of the StarLightMedia broadcasting group founded by Viktor Pinchuk. |
| Ukraine | https://kanalukraina.tv/ | Ukrainian | Ukraine is a Ukrainian channel that has been broadcasting as a regional channel of Donetsk TV since 13 March 1993. Since 2004 the channel has had national status. Ukraine is part of the Ukrainian media group SCM. The channel broadcasts national and international TV programs, films, and TV series. |
| STB | http://stb.ua/ | Ukrainian | STB is Ukraine’s commercial television network. Today, the network covers 85% of the territory of Ukraine. |
| Tisa 1 | http://tysa1.tv/ | Ukrainian | Tisa 1 is a Ukrainian-language regional television channel, which is the brand name of the Trans-Carpathian Regional Television broadcaster, based in Uzhhorod. |
| Sweet.tv | https://sweet.tv | Ukrainian | Sweet.tv is the national online cinema and television station. |
| IntelNews | http://www.brama.com/news | Ukrainian | Ukrainian English-language news agency. |
| RBK Ukraine | http://www.rbc.ua | Ukrainian | An independent Ukrainian news agency specializing in financial, economic, and political news in Ukraine, neighboring countries, and the West. |
| Korrespondent.net | http://korrespondent.net | Ukrainian | Ukrainian information and news portal. |
| Ukraine Kiev Daily Online | http://www.segodnya.ua | Ukrainian | The online version of the Ukrainian daily newspaper Kyiv, a news portal. The publication covers Kyiv, Ukrainian, and world news. |
| censor.net | http://censor.net.ua | Ukrainian | Latest news from Ukraine and the world. |
| UKR.NET | https://www.ukr.net | Ukrainian | All the news from Ukraine, the latest news of the day from Ukraine and the world. |
| 1plus1 | http://www.1plus1.ua/ | Ukrainian | 1plus1, located in Kyiv, Ukraine, is the most famous TV channel in Ukraine, known for broadcasting a wide range of well-received TV series, popular with Ukrainian viewers, providing previews and guides to programs, etc. The website is in Ukrainian. |
| BIZ TV | http://www.biztv.net/ | Ukrainian | BIZ TV is located in Kyiv, Ukraine. It broadcasts a wide range of programs, including news, entertainment, and television, and offers a schedule of programs, program guides, reviews, and exciting online recaps in Ukrainian. |
| ОФИЦИАЛЬНЫЙ САЙТ КАНАЛА 2+2. НОВОСТИ, ТЕЛЕПРОГРАММ | http://www.2plus2.ua | Ukrainian | 2plus2, located in Kyiv, Ukraine, is the most famous movie channel in Ukraine, featuring all kinds of movie programs, providing movie broadcast schedules, content guides, movie reviews by viewers and this family, viewer votes, etc. The website language is Ukrainian. |
| Magnolia-TV | http://www.magnolia-tv.com/ | Ukrainian | Magnolia-TV, located in Kyiv, is one of the most famous commercial television stations in Ukraine, known for providing news and information on a wide range of topics, mainly political, economic, and social, but less on entertainment. |
| BEST FM УКРАИНА | http://mariupol.bestfm.fm/ | Ukrainian | Famous Ukrainian radio station, available online, with constant news about music and entertainment, as well as a discussion forum. The website is in Russian |
