Category: 1. Ukraine

European military aid to Ukraine declined sharply this summer despite a recent NATO initiative in which member countries bought US weapons, the Kiel Institute for the World Economy said Tuesday.

Europe sent or earmarked a total of €3.3 billion…

The Defense Council of Kharkiv region has decided to forcibly evacuate families with children from 27 settlements of Velyky Burluk, six of Vilhuvatka and seven of Shevchenkove…

Humanitarian Coordinator in Ukraine Matthias Schmale strongly condemned Russian attacks on UN vehicles in Kherson region.

The coordinator’s statement noted that today an inter-agency convoy consisting of four trucks with UN markings…

Following massive strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure and widespread power outages, the Epicenter retail chain has recorded a sharp surge in demand for autonomous energy supply products, the company’s press service…

Sunflower prices in Ukraine are rising due to delays in harvesting, while rapeseed remains a stable alternative raw material for processors.

This came in a report from the Online Grain Exchange, seen by Ukrinform.

Thus, prolonged rains complicated the sunflower and soybean…

US Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker has said that the possibility of Ukraine delivering deep strikes against Russia with US Tomahawk missiles could change Putin’s calculations, and the final say on the sale of these missiles…

US President Donald Trump’s approach to ending Russia’s war in Ukraine favours negotiation and engagement with Vladimir Putin over applying further sanctions,…

Last week, the Nobel Committee awarded its highly anticipated 2025 Peace Prize. It was not given to President Trump, who wanted it badly and touted his eligibility for the prize repeatedly.

Trump claimed, with…

Olga Rudenko, editor-in-chief of the Kyiv Independent, and Sevgil Musaieva, editor-in-chief of Ukrayinska Pravda, told the annual CEPA Forum in Washington that their colleagues are on the frontline in a fight for democracy that must…