Since the start of the full-scale invasion, Ukrainian culture has ceased to be “a matter for after the main issues” — it now works both as a weapon and as a source of strength. At the first offline CultHub discussion (following the project’s launch in May), speakers and guests explored…
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The tactical advances demonstrated by the enemy are bad for the Defence Forces, which cannot stop the enemy and stabilise the situation. -
“30 billion hryvnyas have disappeared from Energoatom.” -
The film is dedicated to the themes of ecology and war. -
From 3 to 14 November, a series of Ukrainian cultural events take place across several UK cities. -
"If we don't change our worldview by the time international support ends, it will become very painful at some stage.” -
About life in the Mordovia colony, holding on to hope, stories and Medinsky’s books, condensed milk from Mykolayiv Region, and how to make a plaster from whatever you have at hand in a cell.
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Exhibition features works by contemporary artists reimagining pieces stolen from Kherson Museum. -
For the first time, Ukrainian literature from the 1920s has been published in an anthology in Sweden. -
Russian singer Ildar Abdrazakov’s tour has been cancelled. -
But a certain insurance mechanism is still necessary, especially when you start something new in threatened territories, the businessman believes.
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President of the French Institute reflects on France’s cultural policy, the Ukraine Season project, changing public interest in Ukraine, and the question of ‘Ukraine fatigue’. -
Ukrainian researcher Vasyl Cherepanin has been appointed curator of the 14th Berlin Biennale. -
Regardless of whom the government intends to assist — Ukrzaliznytsya or low-income Ukrainians — the approach is incorrect, according to experts. The railway workers' union is outraged by the initiative. -
“Businesses have regained some working capital. And when they consider whether to leave the city or stay, they choose to stay,” In 2025 alone, 9,000 sole proprietors have registered in Kharkiv. -
Recently, Ross Harris, one of New Zealand’s leading contemporary composers, announced the world premiere of his Symphony No. 8, dedicated to the Russian–Ukrainian war. He spent almost three years creating this large-scale work. The event… -
‘Then it's about the responsibility of the state to society and society to the state.’ -
Paulius Saudargas: “A regular army waiting for NATO — that’s not the answer. There must be a plan B”“It’s good that Russian fighter jets and drones are already violating the airspace of NATO countries — we are already ringing the alarm bells and thinking about how to act.” -
You can watch the concert online. -
Ukraine is represented by artist Alevtina Kakhidze.