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Ukrainian author Mariya Starozhytska publishes alphabet book about New Zealand
Kateryna Hladka
Ukrainian author Mariya Starozhytska publishes alphabet book about New Zealand
In the book, each letter introduces interesting places, traditions and phenomena of the country. 
  • Berlin to host discussion on artist Davyd Chychkan, killed in the war
    Kateryna Hladka
    Berlin to host discussion on artist Davyd Chychkan, killed in the war
    The project will include a lecture, a discussion and screenings of two short films about the artist. 
  • Kharkiv photography exhibition opens at Lille’s train stations
    Kateryna Hladka
    Kharkiv photography exhibition opens at Lille’s train stations
    The project covers three generations of Kharkiv photographers. 
  • ‘Without protection and resilience, stability is impossible’: how government and business survive during the war
    Valentyna Mereshchuk
    ‘Without protection and resilience, stability is impossible’: how government and business survive during the war
    It's a paradox, but the economy is growing. How is this possible? How do the government and business (not) cooperate?
  • Lesya Ukrainka Square opens in French city Grenoble
    Kateryna Hladka
    Lesya Ukrainka Square opens in French city Grenoble
    This place will now become another Ukrainian landmark in Europe.
  • Vasyl Barka — a quiet thinker and key witness to the Holodomor
    Kateryna Hladka
    Vasyl Barka — a quiet thinker and key witness to the Holodomor
    About the author of the first novel about the Holodomor, its influence on the perception of totalitarian regimes, and the difficult path to the West during Stalin's time. 
  • The ‘Deer’ from Pokrovsk: what Ukraine will present at the 61st Venice Biennale
    Kseniia Bilash
    The ‘Deer’ from Pokrovsk: what Ukraine will present at the 61st Venice Biennale
    A sculpture of Zhanna Kadyrova, evacuated from Pokrovsk, is travelling around Europe, reminding people of Ukraine's renunciation of nuclear weapons and European security guarantees. 
  • Energy sector realities: power–on schedules, TPP protection, failed preparation — surviving this winter and the next.
    Sonya Koshkina
    Energy sector realities: power–on schedules, TPP protection, failed preparation — surviving this winter and the next.
    Kyiv, Kharkiv, Zhytomyr: “Decentralised generation is just 2–10%. No large city, even regional centres, reaches 50–60% energy independence.”
  • London to host Repeat After Me II, a video installation on experiencing the sounds of war
    Kateryna Hladka
    London to host Repeat After Me II, a video installation on experiencing the sounds of war
    The project will be presented by the Ukrainian art collective Open Group. 
  • “Instinctive warfare is over — the battlefield has become a chessboard”
    Sonya Koshkina
    “Instinctive warfare is over — the battlefield has become a chessboard”
    In order to wage war intelligently, creatively and effectively, the strategy for developing the Armed Forces needs to be revised.
  • Ukrainian Embassy in France has called on France to cancel ‘Russian season’ at Théâtre des Champs-Élysées.
    Kateryna Hladka
    Ukrainian Embassy in France has called on France to cancel ‘Russian season’ at Théâtre des Champs-Élysées.
    The Ukrainian Embassy in France has appealed to the French Foreign Ministry and Ministry of Culture to respond to a series of planned performances by Russian propaganda artists.
  • Ukraine as a global turning point: how the future of the world is being shaped here today
    Ihor Liski
    Ukraine as a global turning point: how the future of the world is being shaped here today
    We are forced to fight for the very architecture of the future world: for the balance between good and evil, for the rules of the game, for a new system of global security. 
  • Borys Gudziak: “The strongest light is love. Love transforms us.”
    Sonya Koshkina
    Borys Gudziak: “The strongest light is love. Love transforms us.”
    Where can people find hope when they live in darkness and cold most of the day, exhausted and fearing that things will worsen? And how can one explain to non-believers why God does not punish Putin?
  • Ukrainian cultural projects Kyiv Bouquet Stage and Kyiv Art Sessions win SABRE Awards 2025 for first time
    Kateryna Hladka
    Ukrainian cultural projects Kyiv Bouquet Stage and Kyiv Art Sessions win SABRE Awards 2025 for first time
    Ukrainian art projects received awards in three categories. 
  • Exhibition on war’s impact on emotions and art to open in Paris
    Veronika Yakymets
    Exhibition on war’s impact on emotions and art to open in Paris
    The event will take place as part of the Ukrainian season in France. 
  • “It’s hard to imagine finalizing the peace process without a clear understanding of security guarantees.”
    Sonya Koshkina
    “It’s hard to imagine finalizing the peace process without a clear understanding of security guarantees.”
    “They must be legally binding through the appropriate procedures of each country, that is, through ratification. […] These years have shown that Ukraine is very difficult to coerce or blackmail into anything.”
  • Ukrainian community and Embassy urge cancellation of pro-Kremlin violinist Vadim Repin’s US performance
    Kateryna Hladka
    Ukrainian community and Embassy urge cancellation of pro-Kremlin violinist Vadim Repin’s US performance
    The Ukrainian-American community and the Ukrainian Embassy in the United States are calling for the cancellation of pro-Putin violinist Repin’s performance in Florida. 
  • Director Vlad Troyitskyy: “West reminds me of children building sandcastles on the ocean shore as a tsunami approaches”
    Kateryna Hladka
    Director Vlad Troyitskyy: “West reminds me of children building sandcastles on the ocean shore as a tsunami approaches”
    About the myth of Ukraine in the world, why cancelling Russians no longer works, about the practices of genuine dialogue and ‘vaccination’ against populism in the West.
  • Exhibition entitled ‘Kryvyy Landscape: Reconciliation’ to open in Kryvyy Rih
    Veronika Yakymets
    Exhibition entitled ‘Kryvyy Landscape: Reconciliation’ to open in Kryvyy Rih
    Artists reflect on the restoration of the city's industrial landscape.
  • Strike on Druzhba: Why Russia attacked Viktor Orbán’s strategic oil pipeline
    Serhiy Barbu
    Strike on Druzhba: Why Russia attacked Viktor Orbán’s strategic oil pipeline
    Russia has damaged one of the key oil supply links to Hungary and Slovakia. 
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