Slavic, Eurasian, and East European Collections: Newspapers and magazines: Ukraine

Демократична Україна ("Democratic Ukraine") was a Ukrainian national weekly, published 1992-2020 in Kyiv.

Digital Archive of national, regional, and local-level newspapers published in Ukraine (1989-2001) primarily in Ukrainian and Russian, but with some titles in Armenian, Crimean Tatar, German, Hebrew, Hungarian, and Polish sourced primarily from Stanford University Library. Coverage for individual titles varies.

Digital archive of 5 Ukrainian newspapers from the early 20th century (1899-1939), focusing on the Soviet period: Боротьба (Borot'ba, published in Kyiv), Діло (Dilo, published in L'viv), Киевская мысль (Kievskaia mysl', published in Kyiv), Пролетарська правда (Proletars'ka pravda, published in Kyiv), and Вісті ВУЦВК (Visti VUTsVK, published in Kharkiv).

Голос України ("Voice of Ukraine") is the offical newspaper of Verkhovna Rada, the Ukrainian parliament, published since 1991.

Digital archive (1991-2018) of Народна Армiя ("People's Army"), a weekly Ukrainian language newspaper devoted to Ukraine's Armed Forces and veterans affairs, published in Kyiv.

Народна газета ("People's Newspaper") was a Ukrainian national weekly affiliated with the Narodnyi Rukh political party, published 1990-2009 in Kyiv.

Независимость ("Independence") was a Ukrainian national daily, published 1991-2002 in Kyiv, a successor to the Soviet newspaper Комсомольское знамя ("Komsomol Banner").

Russian-language Soviet Ukrainian daily, official newspaper of the Communist Party of Ukrainian SSR, published 1938-2014 in Kyiv.

За Вільну Україну ("For a Free Ukraine") was a Ukrainian national weekly published 1990-2006 in L'viv.