Will Ukrainian refugees go back? It depends
New survey reveals the real deal with Ukraine's war exodus, shedding insights on brain drain, labor migration, and worsening attitudes in host countries
“It’s about making people aware Ukraine is a nation with its own history,” says Luxembourgish bard of Ukraine’s resistance
Boots still caked with the dust from performing in Kyiv only days before Russia invaded Ukraine, Jerome Reuter plumbed the anguish, defiance and flickering hope of a Ukraine under siege to compose what became the new album, “Gates of Europe.” Reuter has returned to Ukraine multiple times since, and is currently on a pan-European tour, all proceeds from which will go to support Ukraine’s military.
The future is being decided in Ukraine: key takeaways from YES forum 2023 in Kyiv
The perspectives expressed at the YES conference ranged from the mindset of Ukrainian soldiers to arguments for expedited NATO membership, with Ukrainian military officials providing key updates on the war's progress.
“Gates of Europe”: Luxembourgish band dedicates entire album to Ukraine’s fight
Ukrainians will never kiss the hands of the moskali, neofolk musicians from the Rome band sing and take their album on a Europe-wide tour
Three options for a grain corridor without Russia
Russia has withdrawn from the grain deal and is shelling Ukrainian ports. Here is how Ukraine wants to rescue its stranded wheat
We should not have called them “pro-Russian separatists,” French journalist says
Gulliver Cragg, a correspondent for France 24, has been covering Ukraine since 2010 and residing there since 2014.…
New support pledges remain low for Ukraine despite military offensive, Ukraine Support Tracker reveals
As per the latest data analysis from the Ukraine Support Tracker at the Kiel Institute for the World…
The magic of Ukrainian mythology in Mavka. The Forest Song
With distribution rights in more than 80 countries and a record-breaking opening weekend in Ukraine, the animated film unveils a fantasy world rooted in the nation's folklore.
Meet the R18, Ukraine’s formidable night strike drone transforming the battlefield
A Ukrainian-made drone, the R18, has been transforming the battlefield in the country’s fight against Russia’s aggression. Developed…
“We can handle it somehow, but what about the children?” Russian missile attack survivor says
For Serhiy, 14 January started as an ordinary morning. With his 16-year-old son, the man decided to visit…
Victims of deadliest Russian missile attack still coping with grief
Russia’s attack on a residential building in Dnipro, in January, killed 46 people and destroyed dozens of flats,…
Net support for Russia grows as Moscow courts developing countries – EIU report
A report from the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), released early March, suggests that net support for Russia has…
Their village is occupied by Russians, but they unite online
Despite the fact that many Ukrainians have resettled in other places in Ukraine because of the war, only…
Small clinic made big decision when Russians invaded; it stayed
Bodro is an exceptional medical clinic for a small town with fewer than 50,000 residents. That’s thanks to…
One year of Russia’s war against Ukraine: as it happened
February At 5 am on 24 February Ukraine awakens to the sounds of explosions: Russian missiles are targeting…
Culture blooms amid war in town that harbored Ukrainian refugees
“Nearly no other town with a population under 100,000 has such a concentration. Dozens of initiatives in a…
The Novovolynsk miracle: how Russia’s invasion turned a Ukrainian mining town into an uber-volunteer hub
To underpin state efforts in providing humanitarian aid, military equipment, and shelter for refugees, grassroots volunteering spread rapidly…
Businesses fleeing war to west Ukraine find a new life and help the army
Part 1: The Novovolynsk miracle: how Russia’s invasion turned a Ukrainian mining town into an uber-volunteer hub Part…
Ukrainian refugees: blow to Ukraine’s demography, godsend for the EU
Will Ukrainian refugees return home: the competition for Ukrainian people Many polls indicate that the vast majority, approximately…
Trust in Ukraine’s President increased three-fold in 2022; Army still most trusted institution – poll
The Armed Forces continue to be the most trusted in Ukraine, and over the last year (between December…