Third of Ukrainians who had jobs before war unemployed today
A third of Ukrainians among those who had a job before Russia unleashed its war of aggression are currently unemployed.
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15 February 2023
U.S. Department of State: Russia uses 43 camps to relocate thousands of Ukrainian children
The Kremlin forcibly relocates and deports thousands of children from the occupied Ukrainian territories deep into Russia, using 43 camps and other facilities.
One more prefabricated bridge received from France installed in Chernihiv region
One more prefabricated bridge provided by French partners has been put into service in the Chernihiv region’s village of Staryi Bilous.
Vira Mykhailenko elected as Head of High Anti-Corruption Court of Ukraine
Judge Vira Mykhailenko has been elected as Head of the High Anti-Corruption Court of Ukraine (HACC).
14 February 2023
Britain to mark one year of Russian invasion of Ukraine with moment of silence
The UK Government will announce a national one-minute silence on Friday, February 24, marking a year since Russia’s barbaric full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Ukrainians file 325,000 reports of destroyed, damaged homes
Since March, more than 325,000 reports of damage or destruction to accommodations as a result of Russia's armed aggression have been filed by Ukrainian citizens.
Some Crimean officials can count on pardon following deoccupation
After the liberation of Crimea, high-ranking officials with the occupation administrations, who were involved in decision-making and contributed to the consolidation of the enemy regime, should be held to account first of all.
13 February 2023
Almost 90% of Ukrainians ready to continue fighting off Russian aggression - poll
Almost 90 percent of Ukrainians are ready to further pursue the fight against Russian aggression even along the worst-case scenario.
12 February 2023
Health Ministry, World Bank identify priorities for Ukraine’s healthcare system recovery
The Health Ministry of Ukraine and the World Bank have identified priorities for the recovery of the healthcare system in Ukraine.
Canada issues gold coin in shape of Ukrainian Easter egg
The Royal Canadian Mint has issued a gold coin in the shape of Ukrainian Easter egg known as “pysanka”.
NSDC to keep addressing public demand for justice - Secretary Danilov
The National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine on Monday will hold a meeting where decisions will be passed to address “public demands for justice.”
11 February 2023
Restoring energy infrastructure: Germany has already sent 334 tonnes of equipment to Ukraine
Starting from July 2022, as part of the German-Ukrainian energy partnership campaign, Ukraine has already received 43 humanitarian cargoes, with a total weight of almost 334 tonnes, for the restoration of its energy infrastructure.
Zelenska: We want Ukrainian children to become generation of victory, not war
Russia’s full-scale aggression has forced Ukrainian children to live under constant threat for a year already, with which even many adults fail to cope.
Poland eases regulations for Ukrainian drivers
Poland has expanded the range of opportunities for the use of Ukrainian divers’ licenses on the country’s territory.
Met Museum recognizes Aivazovsky, Kuindzhi, Repin as Ukrainian artists
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York recognized Ivan Aivazovsky, Arkhyp Kuindzhi, and Ilya Repin as Ukrainian, not Russian, artists.
10 February 2023
Quarter of Ukrainians at risk of serious mental disorders due to war - WHO
A quarter of Ukraine's population is at risk of severe mental issues due to the full-scale war Russia unleashed almost a year ago.
TikTok exposes Russian disinformation network
A large-scale Russian coordinated network for spreading anti-Ukrainian fakes has been operating on TikTok network for a few months.
08 February 2023
Ukrainians honor memory of victims of Turkey earthquake outside embassy in Kyiv
Ukrainians lay flowers at the Turkish embassy in Kyiv, honoring those who died in the earthquake that rocked the southeastern part of the country on Monday.
Crimean Museums struggling to hire legal team for Scythian Gold case
In the Scythian Gold case, the so-called Crimean Museums is so far unable to find lawyers who would represent their interests in the cassation instance.
07 February 2023
Turkey reports about death of two Ukrainians, embassy verifying information - MFA
The Turkish side reported about the probable death of two Ukrainians, the Embassy of Ukraine is verifying the information and establishing the identities of those killed as a result of earthquakes.
Ukrainian rescuers leave for Turkey
A search and rescue team of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine has left for Turkey to help eliminate the consequences of earthquakes.
Russians would support war in Kazakhstan, Baltic states - poll
In January, 60% of Russians already had a negative attitude to the potential second wave of "partial mobilization" that could be launched in the country.
Poles name Russia’s invasion of Ukraine past year’s “most important event” - poll
The majority of Poles believe Russian aggression against Ukraine was the most important event of the past year both at the international and national levels.
Medvedchuk's wife charged with financing overthrow of constitutional order
Oksana Marchenko, the wife of former Ukrainian MP Viktor Medvedchuk, has been charged with financing the overthrow of the constitutional order.
06 February 2023
German education minister arrives in Kyiv
Germany's Federal Minister of Education and Research Bettina Stark-Watzinger is visiting Kyiv at the invitation of her Ukrainian counterpart.
Russian intelligence behind Budapest provocation plan - Slovak media
Russian special services through the pro-Russian Hungarian Peace Circle are preparing an information provocation in Budapest on February 6 against the further strengthening of sanctions pressure on the Russian Federation.
Ukraine ready to provide any support to earthquake-stricken Turkey
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky expressed his condolences to President of Turkey Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the Turkish people over an earthquake that struck in south-eastern Turkey.
05 February 2023
Odesa to close schools for two days due to difficult energy situation
The city of Odesa has announced that February 6 and 7 will be days off for schools due to the difficult situation with electricity supply.
Almost $279M raised through United24 platform
Almost $279 million has been raised through United24 fundraising platform to support Ukraine.
Invaders taking Ukrainian children from occupied Luhansk region to Karelia
The Russian occupiers are going to take Ukrainian children living in the temporarily occupied territory of Luhansk region to Karelia, northwest Russia.