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Russian Forces Detaining, Torturing Ukrainian Civilians In Moscow-Controlled Territories, Says Report
Tetyana Tipakova is still haunted by the memory of torture she endured in 2022 after the Russian military arrested her for expressing opposition to their occupation of Ukraine.
She was held for months in a cell that was just 3 meters long and…
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A Burst Of Diplomacy Brings No Breakthrough On Russia’s War Against Ukraine. What’s Next?
A flurry of intense diplomacy over Russia’s war against Ukraine, centered around the first direct peace talks between Kyiv and Moscow in three years and a long phone call between US President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, ended earlier this week without a…
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A prototype battery made from domestic graphite has been tested in Ukraine.
BGV Group successfully tested a prototype lithium-ion battery using Ukrainian graphite mined in the Kirovohrad region. As part of the pilot project, BGV Graphite developed and tested the anode material for a lithium-ion battery. The testing yielded results that met the…
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Ukraine is set to discuss the abolition of tariffs on metallurgical products with the US.
The Ministry of Economy of Ukraine is initiating conversations with US officials about removing tariffs on Ukrainian metal products, specifically those imposed during President Trump’s administration, stated the Deputy Minister of Economy Taras Kachka.
“We are…
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European countries condemn Israel over intensified Gaza military offensive-Xinhua
Israeli troops are seen near the southern Israeli border with Gaza, on May 20, 2025. (Photo by Jamal Awad/Xinhua) Europe’s mounting criticism of Israel is fueled by the devastating humanitarian toll in Gaza. Hundreds of Palestinians have been…
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The end of the visa-free trade program between Ukraine and the EU will impact exports of 30 types of agricultural products.
The EU plans to revoke its preferential autonomous trade measures with Ukraine effective June 5, according to Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk, whose country holds the EU presidency until July. He emphasized that while Poland aims to assist Ukraine in its war with…
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Russians Holding Thousands Of Ukrainian POWs And Civilians In Informal Cells
Thousands of Ukrainian prisoners of war and civilians are still being held in captivity in Russian-occupied areas, according to international observers, often held incommunicado for months or years. Torture is reportedly common with Russian captors showing less interest in military intelligence…
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The domestic cement industry is poised to meet the increasing demand during the forthcoming reconstruction efforts.
According to Pavlo Kachur, Chairman of the Ukrcement Association, five major cement companies are currently operating in the Ukrainian market, collectively covering nearly the entire country. The total production capacity of the domestic sector reaches 13.6 million tons…
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The European Commission anticipates a gradual return of refugees to Ukraine this year.
According to the EC, the number of beneficiaries of temporary protection in the EU as of January 2025 was about 4.3 million people. It is expected that the number of Ukrainians residing in the EU through this temporary protection will remain largely stable throughout…
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