Other screenings in this series, which explores Ukraine’s South, will also take place in Pervomaysk and Zaporizhzhya.

Chapter Ukraine is a digital platform featuring a curated list of Ukrainian books available in foreign translations.

Discussion on Russian colonialism by Finnish writer Sofi Oksanen and Mariam Naiem, a guest author from Ukraine at Helsinki Book Fair 2025.

The current foreign policy of the White House, in particular the attitude towards the Russian Federation, is primarily about "peace through weakness". And weakness always encourages the pagans to new conquests.

The event will run from 12 to 14 December 2025. 

“I’ll speak for all local government: there’s no need to reinforce us. Please, leave us in peace and let us keep what rightfully belongs to our residents.”

Will NABU release new tapes? Will international partners assist? Is there a single mastermind behind the back-office system? Is Umerov cooperating with investigators? Will Yermak face suspicion?

“And the country... What is a country? It has to expand. Like the planet in the Strugatsky brothers' novel, which devours other planets. And if it stops expanding, the question arises: why do I exist? That, in my opinion, is Russia.”

First Deputy Speaker on the political crisis, the future of parliament and Servant of the People. 

Twelve French educational institutions will now have Ukrainian studies programmes.

The season will be the largest cultural program since the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries.

The artist ranked 94th in the list.

"I am impressed by the Ukrainian theatre scene - it is a space free from propaganda.”

The Ukrainian family film ‘Train to Christmas’ will be shown in 92 cities across Austria and Germany.

The social-artistic project ‘Our Turn Now’ ( Jetzt sind wir mal dran! ) by the Berlin organisation Blindspots e.V., supported by Fonds Soziokultur, was created together with Ukrainian women and girls who lived – or…

Report from the discussion panel.

‘You don't join the EU collectively. Each new country joins on the basis of its own achievements and the fulfilment of its own tasks.’

Key points of the lecture ‘Culture and War: Ukraine and the History of Russian Cultural Colonisation’ by historian, cultural scholar, and Slavist Radomyr Mokryk at Charles University in Prague

Where will the money come from in 2026? What changes are planned? How will the (non-)onset of peace affect this? A conversation with Serhiy Marchenko and Andriy Pyshnyy.