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Verkhovna Rada lawmaker and member of the Committee on Humanitarian and Information Policy Volodymyr Viatrovych (European Solidarity faction) believes the bookstore rent compensation program should…
Viktor Kytsyuk is one of the most high-profile judges accused of issuing unlawful rulings against protesters during the the 2013-2014 EuroMaidan Revolution, or Revolution of Dignity, which ousted…
NV has completed its fundraiser for a pickup truck for the artillery unit of the National Guard’s Rubizh brigade, whose troops are holding off Russian forces on the Pokrovsk front, and the vehicle has…
The eastern part of today’s Federal Republic of Germany, which had been part of the Soviet bloc in 1945-1990, missed out on the West’s cultural transformation since the 1970s. The ties with Moscow are worrisome.
The latest figures published by Russia’s TSAMTO center claims that Russia remains the world’s second-largest arms exporter. Its figures don’t stack up with those published by SIPRI six months ago and Ukraine’s foreign intelligence services’ own assessment.
A Russian drone struck the building of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine in central Kyiv on Monday afternoon, and rescuers are fighting a fire and searching for people who may have been…
The SBU said its drones struck four oil depots in Russia’s Krasnodar Krai, while Zelensky reported attacks on two defense plants and other military-related targets.
The administration of American President Donald Trump has taken on legal commitments to spend nearly all of the $400 million in military aid to Ukraine that Congress approved at the end of 2025.
Seoul says Kyiv broke a promise to keep the transfer of two North Korean soldiers quiet, and Kyiv says it never made one.
In the city center, local media and Telegram channels reported a strike next to the main campus of Kyiv's Taras Shevchenko National University.
Reaction to the sham elections in Russia, financial support for Ukraine, and the fate of Ukrainian children abducted by the occupiers. These are the main topics the Ukrainian delegation intends to discuss at the autumn session of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE).
The sanctions list includes three judges from Russia's Supreme Court and an official from the country's Prosecutor General's Office, according to an EU press release.
The Cabinet of Ministers has kept the current preferential gas prices for the population and heat producers in place until March 31, i.e., until the end of the heating season, Prime Minister of Ukraine Serhiy Koretsky has reported.
Three people were killed and eight others injured in Russian strikes across Kyiv Oblast over the past day, Tymur Tkachenko, head of the Kyiv Oblast Military Administration, reported on Sept. 28.
Residents of Novotytarivska, 25 km from Krasnodar, reported at least six explosions near the railway before the fires started.
Used oil supertankers have become more expensive than new vessels for the first time on record as shipowners rush to capitalize on high freight rates in the Persian Gulf, the Financial Times reported…
Prime Minister of Ukraine Serhiy Koretsky has stated that there is no point in running away from the realities of the war; instead, people must stock up on optimism and help each other.
Six military units coordinated one of the largest cross-Dnipro supply operations to the city Russia has turned into a starvation trap.
The long-awaited summit ended on a positive note, but without the announcement of specific agreements or deals
Chinese Vice President Han Zheng said that China will continue to play a constructive role in seeking a political settlement to the Russia-Ukraine conflict through dialogue and negotiations.
In an evening video address, President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that the Russians are not currently preparing to end the war.
