A frank conversation about what it means to be an infantryman, staying in position, marching 20 km with combat gear, and surviving under constant drone surveillance. 

Researcher at Berlin’s Museum of European Cultures speaks about Crimean Tatar artefact collection, its formation history and shifts in its perception after 2014.

They most often pose as SBU officers, telling recruits they must carry out tasks “in the interests of the state.”

The exhibition will open in early March in Madrid. 

Examples of the most high-profile cancellations of performances by pro-Putin Russian artists and the new wave of Russian activity in Europe.

A conversation about the logic of major powers regarding international organisations, unpleasant compromises, and the crisis in relations between the US and Europe. 

A banned film about a sculptor who depicted Christ wearing a gas mask returns to the screen in the Berlinale's ‘Classics’ programme — proof that the history of Ukrainian cinema is more complex and daring than it seems. 

The film became part of a major advocacy campaign against sexual violence during the full-scale war. 

The tour will run from 16 to 20 February.

Last week media and social networks were reporting what looked like real progress by the Defence Forces in Zaporizhzhya Region. People were writing it was almost a counter-offensive. So what’s actually going on?

The former special representative of the US State Department on "deadline diplomacy" and Russia's strategy for negotiations. 

Conversation with a Romanian expert on the Black Sea region, hybrid threats, and Russian aggression.

The Ukrainian book by Tetyana Oharkova and Volodymyr Yermolenko has been published by one of France’s most renowned publishing houses. 

A conversation with the Pulitzer Prize winner about Donald Trump's "Greenland" whims, relations with Poland, and the risks of US peace guarantees for Ukraine. 

On the sidelines of the Munich Security Conference, former commander of the US Army in Europe, retired Lieutenant General Ben Hodges, stated in a brief interview with LB.ua that he has no confidence in negotiations…

Europe is preparing for a scenario in which “calming” speeches are no longer a guarantee, and security issues have to be resolved independently. Report from the Munich Security Conference. 

The award was presented in Warsaw; however, as Andriy Lyubka is currently serving in the military, he was unable to attend in person. 

A conversation with Rostyslav Prokopyuk, founder of the Ukrainian Institute in Prague and psychotherapist, about relations between Ukrainians and Czechs, his desire to represent Ukraine in the Senate, and the post-war future. 

More than $6 billion in aid packages were confirmed, including over $2.5 billion for Ukrainian drones, more than $500 million for PURL, $2 billion for air defence, as well as funding for artillery ammunition, training,…