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18 January 2025
The Ukrainian Cultural Center in Paris opened the Knights of Light exhibition, which features 11 works by four contemporary Ukrainian artists who are currently serving with Ukraine’s Defense Forces, including Bohdan Sokur, Danylo Skliarov, Roman Khrushch, and Vitaliy Haidar.
A total of 7,943 individuals became holders of Ukrainian passports last year.
With the assistance of the Ukrainian State Film Agency, 122 film projects are currently being created.
17 January 2025
As of early 2025, 31,583 Ukrainian citizens officially reside in Turkey. Most Ukrainians live in the country's largest cities - Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, and Antalya. The country has seven honorary consuls and more than 20 officially registered Ukrainian unions.
There are significant differences in the status of a “specialized” prosecutor and a prosecutor in uniform.
The Russian authorities keep exerting pressure on residents of occupied territories of Ukraine, forcing them to obtain Russian passports through harassment, intimidation, arbitrary detention, and restrictions on access to social services, including health care.
Police officers have successfully evacuated two families with six children from the frontline villages of Zelenivka and Komyshany in the Kherson region.
16 January 2025
On November 30, 2024, slightly more than 4.2 million people who fled Ukraine as a consequence of the Russian invasion had temporary protection status in the European Union.
There are 67,000 men of mobilization age (between 25 and 60 years old) working in the National Police of Ukraine.
Since the onset of Russia’s large-scale invasion, 24 criminal cases have been initiated in Kherson region to address crimes committed by the Russian forces against the environment.
Volodymyr Zelensky met with students of the SGH Warsaw School of Economics, where almost 300 Ukrainians are currently studying.
Two years of the pandemic and almost three years of war have meant that Ukrainian schoolchildren are virtually unfamiliar with the learning process in normal conditions.
The Department of the State Protection of Ukraine (DSPU) lacks a sufficient number of armored vehicles to work with foreign delegations.
15 January 2025
The Ministry of Health (MOH) of Ukraine plans to use combined vaccines for immunizations in accordance with the National Vaccination Schedule, which will involve corresponding amendments.
In case of SARS, Ukrainians do not need to take specific tests on their own initiative, in particular to detect metapneumovirus, as this is part of epidemiological surveillance.
Another 25 military and civilians have been returned to Ukraine from Russian captivity. Among them are defenders of Mariupol and Azovstal.
Disinformation spreads like a virus during a pandemic, as those who are not prepared to distinguish facts from disinformation spread it among other people.
Among the several areas of humanitarian assistance provided by the European Union to Ukraine, one of the main ones is the so-called “winterization” to protect vulnerable populations.
People's Artist of Ukraine Larysa Kadochnykova commented on the “language incident” that occurred during the presentation of the Serhiy Parajanov Prize to the National Union of Cinematographers on January 9, 2025.
14 January 2025
Ukrainian Olena Grom with a photo titled “Alyona” won the photographer of the year award, according to L.A. Photo Curator.
After a five-year pause, a charity Ukrainian Ball will be held again in Vienna on February 15, designed to tell more about Ukrainian classical culture and to raise funds for a rehabilitation center.
Ukraine has granted permission to Poland to conduct exhumation work in April for the Polish victims of the Volyn tragedy, who perished in 1945.
Since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion, Ukraine has lost 145 artists and 95 media workers.
13 January 2025
A daily news digest covering important war, political, economic, and cultural topics in Ukraine
The European Union has announced the allocation of a new humanitarian aid package worth EUR 148 million, which will be directed to humanitarian projects in Ukraine and neighboring Moldova to support Ukrainian citizens affected by the consequences of Russia's war.
The Shevchenkivskyi District Court in Lviv has started substantive hearings in the case concerning the murder of linguist and public figure Iryna Farion. The victim's daughter, Sofiia Osoba, has filed a claim for ₴15 million in moral damages.
The Ministry of Justice is working on implementing a data protection mechanism that will act as a "Pentagon for state registries."
Russia’s Federal Security Service has for the first time included a regional publication, Komi Daily, in the register of "terrorist organizations".
A UN delegation led by Tom Fletcher, the UN Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator, visited Zaporizhzhia. The delegation inspected an underground school set to open soon and visited the site of a Russian missile strike that occurred in December.
In January and February 2025, a rare planetary alignment will take place. First 6 and later 7 planets will be simultaneously visible from Earth.