Category: 1. Ukraine

President Donald Trump said Tuesday that his Russian and Ukrainian counterparts “hate each other” and he’s stuck in the middle.

Trump’s efforts to broker peace between the warring eastern European neighbors have fizzled out since his August

While Olia has made East London her home with photographer husband, Joe Woodhouse, and their two sons, Wilf and Sasha, it is clear when we speak that Ukraine pulses through Olia’s veins, that it will always be her home, no matter how much…

Co-chair of the European Solidarity parliamentary faction Iryna Gerashchenko called on the Verkhovna Rada to adopt at the second reading bill No. 7187, which allows deputies to participate in the defense of the state and was already…

Ukrainian defense tech company Swarmer, a participant in the Brave1 defense cluster, has secured the largest defense investment since the start of the full-scale war to advance AI-driven drone swarms.

The number of people injured in the night attack on Zaporizhia has increased to 20 people, including four children, said head of the Regional Military Administration, Ivan Fedorov.

“People continue to turn to doctors for help. Among the victims are four children,” he wrote on…

Issue No. 1 – September 2025

The purpose of this review is to provide an analysis of the current situation on the Ukrainian currency market and forecast the hryvnia exchange rate against key currencies based on the latest data. We…

In Zaporizhzhia, the number of people injured in last night’s attack has risen to 20, after two more children sought medical assistance.

In the early hours of September 10, Polish and NATO forces shot down several of the 19 Russian drones estimated to have crossed into Polish airspace—an unprecedented incursion that caused consternation and alarm throughout Europe. Russia denied…

In response to the petition, Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko stated that amendments to the legislation on restrictions on the printing, distribution and promotion of Russian-language books in Ukraine are possible subject to more…

Three and a half years after Russia invaded Ukraine, there are few immediate signs of a cessation to the ongoing hostilities. Yet amid the steady toll of front-line fighting and near-daily Russian airstrikes, Ukrainians are already…