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- Friday, 5 December
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"I am impressed by the Ukrainian theatre scene - it is a space free from propaganda.”
- Thursday, 4 December
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On 4 December, the Ukrainian family comedy Train to Christmas will be released in Germany and Austria. The film will screen in 92 cities and over 100 cinemas. The film is a sequel…
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Between memories of a lost past and uncertainty about the future, work has become a key element in the lives of Ukrainian refugees.
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The isolated shelter Tegel is a former international airport in the north-west of Berlin, in the Reinickendorf district. After Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the…
- Wednesday, 3 December
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New Country — a joint project by LB.ua and EFI Group — wrapped up its final meeting of the year by taking stock of 2025, with a focus on the domestic political landscape. What is happening…
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‘You don't join the EU collectively. Each new country joins on the basis of its own achievements and the fulfilment of its own tasks.’
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Key points of the lecture ‘Culture and War: Ukraine and the History of Russian Cultural Colonisation’ by historian, cultural scholar, and Slavist Radomyr Mokryk at Charles University in Prague
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Where will the money come from in 2026? What changes are planned? How will the (non-)onset of peace affect this? A conversation with Serhiy Marchenko and Andriy Pyshnyy.
- Tuesday, 2 December
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France’s leading museums adopt Ukrainian-language audio guides. In Paris, First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska took part in signing a memorandum with Musée de Cluny, which will now…
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At the request of the International Monetary Fund, the Verkhovna Rada must adopt the budget for next year by the end of December. Optimists hope that this will happen this week. According…
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International politics is undergoing tectonic changes from the fact that Moscow, with the help of diplomacy, is likely to receive the satisfaction of its actions. And a certain reward for the attack in the form of newly seized territories.
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They focussed everything on the fact that our front will fall, because the infantry will run out. We are that they will fall when (not if) the economy collapses.
- Monday, 1 December
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From 28 November 2025 to 1 March 2026, the National Art Museum of Ukraine will host the exhibition Different Places — a large-scale Polish-Ukrainian project reflecting on the experience…
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How Crimean Tatars preserve their identity and resist Russian occupation — explained by Deputy Director General of the Ukrainian Institute Alim Aliev.
- Sunday, 30 November
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Polish researcher, translator and promoter of Ukrainian culture Aleksandra Hnatiuk received this year’s Stanisław Vincenz Award “For Humanitarian Service and Contribution to Regional…