Russia’s largest clothing manufacturer closes factories due to outflow of staff for war
The chairman of Gloria Jeans points to technology gaps and war-related personnel losses as key factors in factory closures.
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Europe unprepared for real war with Russia, warns former US army commander
Lieutenant General Ben Hodges, former commander of the U.S. Army in Europe, warned that Europe remains unprepared for a real conflict with Russia due to gaps in air and missile defense systems.
Russia’s economy faces cooling amid its funding of war in Ukraine
Mounting constraints on critical sectors driven by the Kremlin's war in Ukraine are expected to slow Russia's economy, as labor shortages and soaring interest rates take their toll on growth, journalists say.
Estonia allocates over € 650,000 for humanitarian aid to Ukraine amid new Russia’s offensive
Estonia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs is directing funds supporting education for children in frontline regions and mental health services.
Russia introduces drone course to prepare children in occupied regions for war against Ukraine
Russia has enforced a new educational curriculum in all schools across the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, introducing a course on operating unmanned aerial vehicles for children.
Ukrainian Maria Sulyalina receives human rights award in Sweden for documenting war crimes against children in occupied territories
The award granted by the international non-governmental organization Civil Rights Defenders recognizes Sulialina's efforts to advocate for those affected by Russia’s war in Ukraine, specifically children living in occupied territories.
Torture and abuse: Grim reality for civilians in Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine
An annual human rights report by the US Department of State exposes Russia’s strategy of violence used by its troops against civilians in the war in Ukraine.
The Washington Post: Secret Russian document reveals plan for weakening West
A secret Russian Foreign Ministry document obtained by The Washington Post reveals Russia's intention to leverage its war in Ukraine to challenge what it perceives as American dominance and reshape the global order.
Reuters: Russia will be asked for ceasefire during Olympics, Macron says
Russia will be asked to observe a ceasefire in Ukraine during the Paris Olympics, French President Emmanuel Macron…
Disney cuts awarding of Ukrainian film “20 Days in Mariupol” in Best Documentary nomination from international TV version of Oscars
The Walt Disney Company Limited company, the broadcaster of the 2024 Oscars, cut the awarding of the Ukrainian…
US to launch reconstruction partnership for Ukraine in June 2024
On 6 March, the US Department of State and the German Marshall Fund of the United States (GMF)…
Ukraine’s agriculture suffers $80 million in losses due to Russia’s war
The Ukrainian agricultural sector has suffered over $80 billion in losses due to Russia’s war, says a new…
Euromaidan Press answers your questions about war in Ukraine
While Ukraine plans to receive modern F-16s from its Western allies, the question lingers – will the modern fighter jets help the country in pushing back Russian forces from its borders?
Putin must face trial in ICC for crimes against Ukraine, says deputy mayor of The Hague on second anniversary of Russia’s war
Russian leader Vladimir Putin must face trial in the International Criminal Court (ICC) for his crimes against Ukraine,…
Ukraine accuses Russian propagandist of weaponizing education in occupied Crimea
The Security Service of Ukraine has accused Anna Grigoryan, the associate of the head of Russian occupation authorities…
Ex-Amb to UK believes Britain could send troops to Ukraine in case of “catastrophic events”
In an interview, Vadym Prystayko shares insights into his communication with British diplomats, revealing their acknowledgment of the impending war and willingness to provide military support.
Ukraine includes 30 companies in Russian war sponsor’s list
The National Agency on Corruption Prevention has included over 30 companies in the list of international sponsors of…
Russian attack was inevitable for Ukraine, acclaimed writer says
In one of his works, Yuri Andrukhovych wrote that there is hope for Moscow, but - he exaggerated - it may take 500 years. Now, the writer doesn't think he exaggerated that much.
Russia is using food as a weapon of war, says UK ambassador at OSCE meeting
Head of the UK’s Delegation to the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) Neil Holland has…
Reporting Ukraine Guide provides critical support for foreign journalists in Ukraine
Lviv Media Forum team has launched a comprehensive online platform called Reporting Ukraine Guide to support foreign journalists…
