Publications
- Friday, 2 May
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What do the Ministry of Defence and the General Staff think about simulation training and how widespread is this practice in the army?
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At a time of full-scale invasion, when state museums and galleries are operating with restrictions, ZAG is a place where you can see the original works of prominent Ukrainian artists live.
- Thursday, 1 May
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Business today is not just about profit. It is about responsibility, about the risks we take in difficult times, about faith in this country.
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The fuel market is on the brink of innovation.
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Many Europeans are convinced that migration has brought more problems than benefits to their countries – and they have good reason to be dissatisfied.
- Wednesday, 30 April
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In April and May 2022, the most famous Ukrainian stamps were created.
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Ukrainian citizen Vira Biryuk was held in Russian captivity for a year on trumped-up charges of treason.
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The first stage of the Russia’s offensive operation to capture the Slovyansk-Kramatorsk agglomeration began.
- Tuesday, 29 April
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‘Three months ago, the liberals were sinking and going down, but the stone that Trump threw at Canada allowed them to rise and win.’
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The EU is stepping up its policy of autonomy from the US and interchangeability of equipment on the continent.
- Monday, 28 April
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ВидеоYaroslav Hrytsak: "Trump is thinking about a global counter-revolution — and he resembles Nero"‘We are very close to a world war. Fortunately, it hasn't started, but it could start.’ -
The expected strength of the advancing group is 130,000 troops. Up to 700 tanks, 2,400 armoured personnel carriers, 1,500 cannons, mortars and MLRS have been amassed in Rostov and Belgorod Regions.
- Sunday, 27 April
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Online stores offer to try microdosing fly agaric, confidently claiming that it is a "natural resource of energy and concentration, helps with depression, improves sleep and mood". But... they are poisonous, aren’t they?
- Saturday, 26 April
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You can watch it in the Dovzhenko Centre's online cinema.
- Friday, 25 April
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If Russia resumes gas supplies, it will be able to earn at least $39 billion. This includes more than five million artillery shells, almost 105,000 Shaheds, and 1,711 Iskander M missiles.