Russian invasion
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A large report from the CultHub discussion panel.
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It's time to end the war, but what the Americans are offering now is an invitation to a third campaign for up to 3-5 years.
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A Ukrainian delegation from the NGO Docudays recently arrived in Santiago to present contemporary Ukrainian documentary filmmaking and highlight key wartime challenges at FIDOCS. The…
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We recall last year's strike by an intercontinental medium-range ballistic missile on the Dnipro.
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Journalist Tamara Kutsay about the Week of Ukrainian Film in Prague and a new wave of interest of Czechs in Ukrainian culture.
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During a morning attack on 19 November, the Russian army damaged residential buildings in Ternopil. Other buildings were also damaged. According to preliminary operational data from…
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The film Timestamp by director Kateryna Hornostay has been included in the annual Contenders programme, which is organised by the Film Department of the Museum of Modern Art in New…
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Tetyana Berezhna — Minister of Culture and Vice Prime Minister for Social Policy. Oksana Markarova — Chair of the Board of Ukraine House in Washington and Ambassador of Ukraine to…
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The tactical advances demonstrated by the enemy are bad for the Defence Forces, which cannot stop the enemy and stabilise the situation.
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In January 2026, Russian bass Ildar Abdrazakov was scheduled to perform in the opera Don Giovanni at the Teatro Filarmonico in Verona, Italy. However, the tour has been cancelled.…
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President of the French Institute reflects on France’s cultural policy, the Ukraine Season project, changing public interest in Ukraine, and the question of ‘Ukraine fatigue’.
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New Zealand is an exceptionally musical country. With a population of five million, it boasts more than a hundred orchestras, and eighty per cent of residents attend at least one…
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Paulius Saudargas: “A regular army waiting for NATO — that’s not the answer. There must be a plan B”“It’s good that Russian fighter jets and drones are already violating the airspace of NATO countries — we are already ringing the alarm bells and thinking about how to act.” -
Right now it’s a seesaw — will we find the strength to establish a perimeter around the supply line, clear the neighbourhoods and hold the pocket, or will the enemy widen the breach, ramp up the pressure and force us to withdraw.
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New Russian munitions can fly up to 200 km deep into our territory, posing a particular threat to cities. What is needed to counter them?