How Ukraine Digitized Government in the Middle of War

Mar 7th, 2026How Ukraine Digitized Government in the Middle of WarAs Ukraine fights for its sovereignty on the battlefield, it is also transforming how government works at home. Since launching its digital transformation ministry in 2019, Ukraine has built “Diia,” a super app used by more than 23 million citizens to access documents, pay taxes, register businesses and even marry online. Now, amid war, officials are pushing further, aiming to evolve from a digital state to what they call an “AI-native” state, where government services anticipate citizens’ needs while safeguarding security and data sovereignty.Duration:2:48Iran War: Where Things Stand After Almost One WeekDuration:2:07OpenAI, Oracle Won't Expand Flagship AI Data Center in TexasDuration:1:39NEC's Hassett Calls the Feb.

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