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Who and how deported orphaned children from Donetsk Region before full‑scale war began: investigation details
Kseniya Novytska
Who and how deported orphaned children from Donetsk Region before full‑scale war began: investigation details
Investigative actions are ongoing in the case of the mass deportation of 367 children from three boarding schools in the occupied part of Donetsk Region in February 2022.
  • “Shadow of the Night”: international exhibition on life in Ukraine’s energy blackout opens in USA, Canada, and Germany
    Kateryna Hladka
    “Shadow of the Night”: international exhibition on life in Ukraine’s energy blackout opens in USA, Canada, and Germany
    The exhibition aims to convey, through artistic means, the daily experiences of Ukrainians during the Russian attacks of 2025–2026.
  • Exhibition “What We Talk About When We Talk About Crimea” opens in Warsaw
    Veronika Yakymets
    Exhibition “What We Talk About When We Talk About Crimea” opens in Warsaw
    The exhibition will run from 20 March to 28 June.
  • Zelenskyy marks fourth anniversary of full-scale invasion with address from wartime bunker
    VIDEOZelenskyy marks fourth anniversary of full-scale invasion with address from wartime bunker
    The president showed for the first time the shelter where state power was concentrated in the early days of the great war. 
  • Stage adaptation of Serhiy Zhadan’s Internat premieres in Łódź
    Kateryna Hladka
    Stage adaptation of Serhiy Zhadan’s Internat premieres in Łódź
    The play was directed by Paweł Lisak. 
  • Fewer petrodollars: how long can Russia still afford to fund the war?
    Tetyana Nehoda
    Fewer petrodollars: how long can Russia still afford to fund the war?
    It is necessary to put pressure on Russian oil exports with tougher sanctions from the EU and the US.
  • Digital sovereignty: New Country examines how protect Ukraine and Ukrainians from information cyber threats (report)
    Valentyna Mereshchuk
    exclusive/PHOTODigital sovereignty: New Country examines how protect Ukraine and Ukrainians from information cyber threats (report)
    What cyber threats do Ukrainians face today and what are the ways to combat them?
  • Police officer killed and more than 20 injured in Lviv terrorist attack (updated)
    Natalka Lototska
    Police officer killed and more than 20 injured in Lviv terrorist attack (updated)
    The explosions occurred after patrol police officers arrived at the scene. 
  • Sylwia Chutnik to present Furies of Warsaw with her Ukrainian colleagues
    Kateryna Hladka
    Sylwia Chutnik to present Furies of Warsaw with her Ukrainian colleagues
    The tour will take place in Kyiv, Kharkiv and Lviv. 
  • Bezgin: no Russia or occupied territories voting, strict candidate filters
    Anna Steshenko
    exclusiveBezgin: no Russia or occupied territories voting, strict candidate filters
    Amendments to the Electoral Code drafted
  • From stage to the front Line: Azov officer Daniil Mireshkin on choosing the infantry and the realities of modern war
    Anzhelika Syzonenko , Yuliya Bilyachenko
    VIDEOFrom stage to the front Line: Azov officer Daniil Mireshkin on choosing the infantry and the realities of modern war
    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. 
  • Matthias Thaden: Russian museum workers seize items from Crimean Tatar homes after deportation
    Oksana Shchur
    Matthias Thaden: Russian museum workers seize items from Crimean Tatar homes after deportation
    Researcher at Berlin’s Museum of European Cultures speaks about Crimean Tatar artefact collection, its formation history and shifts in its perception after 2014.
  • Russia recruits elderly people for sabotage in Ukraine, plots attacks on military and volunteers
    Iryna Lysohor
    exclusiveRussia recruits elderly people for sabotage in Ukraine, plots attacks on military and volunteers
    They most often pose as SBU officers, telling recruits they must carry out tasks “in the interests of the state.”
  • Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza to present solo exhibition by Roman Khimei and Yarema Malashchuk
    Kateryna Hladka
    Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza to present solo exhibition by Roman Khimei and Yarema Malashchuk
    The exhibition will open in early March in Madrid. 
  • “Great Russian culture” retail and wholesale: most high-profile performance cancellations
    Kateryna Hladka
    “Great Russian culture” retail and wholesale: most high-profile performance cancellations
    Examples of the most high-profile cancellations of performances by pro-Putin Russian artists and the new wave of Russian activity in Europe.
  • Thomas Greminger: “Any settlement of the war will be unpleasant — but a bad peace cannot be accepted”
    Marianna Prysyazhnyuk
    Thomas Greminger: “Any settlement of the war will be unpleasant — but a bad peace cannot be accepted”
    A conversation about the logic of major powers regarding international organisations, unpleasant compromises, and the crisis in relations between the US and Europe. 
  • ‘The Crystal Palace’ at the Berlinale: reframing Ukrainian cinema of the 1930s
    Oksana Shchur
    ‘The Crystal Palace’ at the Berlinale: reframing Ukrainian cinema of the 1930s
    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. 
  • ‘Traces’ premieres at the Berlinale, launching international campaign against wartime sexual violence
    Kateryna Hladka
    ‘Traces’ premieres at the Berlinale, launching international campaign against wartime sexual violence
    The film became part of a major advocacy campaign against sexual violence during the full-scale war. 
  • Poet and servicewoman Yaryna Chornohuz sets off on tour across five cities in Ireland
    Kateryna Hladka
    Poet and servicewoman Yaryna Chornohuz sets off on tour across five cities in Ireland
    The tour will run from 16 to 20 February.
  • Zaporizhzhya: Active Defence
    Zaporizhzhya: Active Defence
    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?
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