An interview with artist and participant of the Malta Biennale 2026 Maria Kulikovska about the experience of losing her home, physicality, and rethinking femininity in the modern world.
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The award was established in 2024. -
The resilience plan approved by Kyiv City Council outlines three budget options. -
In February, the defenders de-occupied more land than the Russians were able to capture during that month. -
video“Daughter dreamed that her dad was exchanged”: families greet soldiers returning from captivity200 Ukrainian servicemen have returned from Russian captivity. -
The event will take place on 15 March at Ukraine House in Denmark. -
Russia has effectively ceded the initiative in the Black Sea. They no longer control the situation, even in their own ports.
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An interview with criminal lawyer Vitaliy Tytych about the essence of genocide and Ukraine's path to its proof at the international and national levels. -
The ‘Origami Deer’ project will be presented at the Venice Biennale, but before that it will travel through various cities as part of a European tour. -
Now, Ukraine’s design community is part of a new global arena. -
Most of them had been in captivity for more than a year, some since 2022.
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The works of the project ‘Bullets of Flowers’ are made from casts of the artist’s body, spent bullet casings and dried plants. -
The exhibition will run until 1 May 2026. -
Defenders from Donetsk, Luhansk, Kharkiv, and Zaporizhzhya regions have returned home. -
A swift defeat of the Iranian regime and a demonstration of Russia’s inability to aid yet another ally — following the collapse of Bashar Assad and Nicolas Maduro — is in Ukraine’s interest. -
The commissioner of the Russian pavilion is Anastasia Karneyeva, daughter of a former KGB (USSR) and FSB (Russia) officer, as well as the partner of the daughter of Sergey Lavrov. -
The screening took place at Ukraine House in Denmark. -
The Iranian “trial by fire” is just a demo version of what happens when dictatorships collide with systemic power. -
Who really rules Iran now, can the regime radicalise, and how will this situation affect Russia and Ukraine? -
Russia is scaling its unmanned systems to the level of a separate branch of service — 165,000 personnel, new regiments in every military district, and fibre-optic drones. We examine how the aggressor is preparing for an offensive campaign.