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27 May 2023
Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk offered to prepare a reserve of Ukrainian clergymen to serve in the currently occupied areas of Ukraine after they are liberated.
26 May 2023
A total of 128 children were forcibly evacuated from the settlements across Donetsk region where hostilities are raging. Eight more children remain in place, including four in Bakhmut and one in Avdiivka.
In Melitopol, Russian invaders are forcing people to obtain Russian passports through blackmail and threats.
Ukraine will in the future adopt a law envisaging punishment for Ukrainian citizens who illegally crossed the border and will then return home.
25 May 2023
Some beaches in Odesa may be opened after June 5, but for this, the municipal authorities and tenants must fulfill a number of conditions to ensure people's safety.
Another child deported from the war zone to Russia was eventually returned to Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has attended events to mark the Day of Ukraine's State Service for Special Communications and Information Protection (SSSCIP).
After the deoccupation of Crimea, the indigenous peoples of Ukraine – Crimean Tatars, Karaites, and Krymchaks – should receive political, legal, and economic guarantees for their preservation and development.
EOS Data Analytics (EOSDA), a global provider of AI-powered satellite imagery analytics founded by Max Polyakov, processed the first commercial images from the satellite EOS SAT-1.
24 May 2023
The Southern District Military Court of Russia has sentenced Ernes Seitosmanov, a defendant in the case of "Crimean Muslims", to 18 years in a strict regime colony.
The Orthodox Church of Ukraine is switching to new calendar, as decided at the Bishops' Council on Wednesday.
Ukraine and Latvia will jointly restore the social infrastructure of Chernihiv region.
The Donetsk region’s Mariupol, upon its de-occupation, is expected to receive expert assistance from French cities regarding the development of infrastructure and coastal areas.
23 May 2023
About 24,000 Ukrainian civilians are remaining in Russian captivity, according to the data from the Unified Register of Missing Persons.
22 May 2023
The Russians are looking for new tools to gain unauthorized access to the information systems run by organizations and individuals in Ukraine.
In the Khmelnytsky region, nine more parishes of the Orthodox Church of Ukraine, which were previously subordinate to the UOC of the Moscow Patriarchate, have registered their charters.
A Ukrainian street festival was held in Manhattan, Friday through Sunday, where funds were raised to support the embattled nation.
President Volodymyr Zelensky honored the memory of the victims of the Great Terror committed by the totalitarian communist regime on Ukrainian lands in 1937-1938.
A Ukrainian-language audio guide has been launched at Nordiska museet – a Sweden’s museum of culture and ethnography.
The scale of the looting of Ukrainian cultural monuments by Russian invaders has been unprecedented since World War 2.
On Sunday, Pope Francis called on the international community not to get used to conflicts and violence, and to continue to stand by the Ukrainian people.
21 May 2023
Today Ukraine is marking Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Political Repression.
20 May 2023
The Holy See Press Office confirms that Pope Francis has entrusted Cardinal Matteo Zuppi with a mission to help ease the tensions in the Ukraine conflict.
The founder of the Association of Families of Defenders of Azovstal, Kateryna Prokopenko, believes that the United Nations mission to investigate the tragedy in the Olenivka penal colony where Ukrainian prisoners of war were killed in the explosion will not be resumed until the territory is freed from Russian occupation.
Ukraine will not punish citizens who could not leave the temporarily occupied territories and received Russian passports in order to survive.
19 May 2023
The experience of growth and development of the Republic of Korea, as well as its assistance, is extremely necessary for Ukraine.
An expert group has been created in the European Union to develop methodologies for the preservation and restoration of Ukrainian cultural heritage.
Ukraine is developing a separate platform to return civilians, including 180 prisoners of the Kremlin, from the territory of the Russian Federation.
18 May 2023
Dmytro Lubinets, the Ukrainian Parliament Commissioner for Human Rights, said that Russia's first program of forced deportation of Ukrainian children began in occupied Crimea in 2015.
In Crimea, Russia is repeating the crimes of the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union, making attempts to distance Crimean Tatars from Ukrainians, who share an identical history.