Category: 1. Ukraine

Since Russia annexed the Crimea peninsula from Ukraine in 2014, Kyiv has faced relentless cyberattacks from Russian actors.

A first-of-its-kind cyberattack on power grids in western Ukraine in 2015 led to hours-long power outages for more than…

Russian forces targeted energy facilities in the Pryluky district, Chernihiv region, leaving more than 61,000 consumers without electricity.

The winners of the fifth-anniversary edition of the Slushno Awards, Ukraine’s premier and only dedicated podcasting prize, were announced on October 1 in Kyiv. Founded by MEGOGO, an international media service, the Slushno Awards have grown…

CLEVELAND — Doctors from Ohio and across the country are now back from a trip to Ukraine, where they attended the International Healthcare Summit in Kyiv in late September. 

The medical screening program for people aged 40+, which will start in Ukraine in 2026, provides for a range of medical services for the initial detection of diseases, as well as periodic monitoring of risk factors for people diagnosed with cardiovascular diseases and diabetes.

Ukrainian and Lithuanian state authorities will strengthen cooperation in the field of protection of critical infrastructure, in particular in planning and implementing best…

Kyiv City Military Administration Head Tymur Tkachenko discussed with Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof the Netherlands’ ability to support Ukraine’s resilience, and Kyiv in particular, against Russian attacks.

“Today, together with Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof, I visited the…

Russian troops attacked the Zaporizhzhia region, and the consequences are being assessed.

Russia remains a key factor of destabilization in the Western Balkan region — this was stated at the round table “Current Security and Stability Threats in the Western Balkans: Destructive External Influences and Internal…

As a result of massive enemy attacks tonight in the Poltava and Sumy regions, energy facilities and railway infrastructure have been hit.