Publications
- Thursday, 31 July
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NABU and SAPO are independent again — but there’s a catch.
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The 'Homin' Choir is one of the most popular ensembles, garnering millions of views on social media and performing to sold-out audiences at concerts.
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Events will accelerate: no sabotage group breakthroughs to Pokrovsk this summer will lead to a front collapse. This means either mobilization in Russia and a slide into massive juche-like isolation, or a retreat and acceptance of reality.
- Wednesday, 30 July
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The vote on the controversial bill on 22 July resulted in at least five fundamental violations of the Rules of Procedure. Each of these procedural breaches simultaneously constitutes a violation of at least three constitutional provisions.
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From 1919 to 1922, peasants in the Kyiv Region fought against the Bolshevik regime.
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Velykyy Burluk lies at the center of a triangle (Vovchansk–Dvorichna–Milove), where enemy activity has intensified amid lingering trauma from its 2022 Kharkiv–Izyum defeat.
- Tuesday, 29 July
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"I'm more afraid of misogyny than of the Russians."
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When we’re able to strike the plant not with 30 drones, but with 30 Neptunes and ballistic missiles — that’s when we’ll see the effect we truly need.
- Monday, 28 July
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After being taken into ‘honourable captivity’ from Azovstal, they ended up in Olenivka: Oleksiy died when the Russians blew up the barracks. Oleksandr lost his son in those barracks. And Andriy survived, but is still in captivity.
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An exclusive interview with the Ukrainian ambassador to the United States.
- Saturday, 26 July
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‘Now we need to think not about not having enough mobilised people - we need brains and a strategy for building everything.’
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Can Russians be useful to Ukraine? And how exactly? And what are we fighting against in the cultural sphere by blocking Russian stuff?
- Friday, 25 July
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Serhiy Zhadan's speech at the Austrian State Prize for European Literature award ceremony
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From crisis to compromise? What do the draft laws on restoring the independence of NABU and SAPO entail?
- Wednesday, 23 July
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Journalist, historian and senior researcher at the National Museum of the History of Ukraine in World War II Roman Kabachiy considers such a policy important from the point of view…