Screening of “2,000 meters to Avdiivka” held in Toronto
A screening of the film “2,000 Meters to Andriivka”, which depicts the reality of the Russian-Ukrainian war, took place in Toronto.
Society and Culture
Return of Ukrainian children key element of peace process – Betza
The return of Ukrainian children deported by Russia is an important part of a peaceful settlement, and U.S. support in this process is decisive, said Deputy Foreign Minister of Ukraine Mariana Betza.
Libanova: no post-war baby boom expected in Ukraine, unlike after World War II
Ella Libanova, director of the Institute of Demography and Social Studies of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, believes that there will be no baby boom after the war ends.
03 December 2025
Japan provides Ukraine with USD 60M in demining assistance – Minister Klymenko
Japan has so far supplied Ukraine with equipment and machinery for humanitarian demining worth over $60 million.
02 December 2025
UNGA must demand immediate return of all illegally deported children – Lithuania’s UN Ambassador
The issue of the mass deportation of Ukrainian children and human rights violations in occupied Crimea became the central focus of the event “Eleven Years of Russian Occupation in Ukraine: Consequences of Human Rights Violations for Civilians and Children”, held at UN Headquarters on Tuesday.
01 December 2025
Language scandal in Chernivtsi: Teacher who called student “bastard” dismissed from school
At Chernivtsi Lyceum No. 5 Oriana, a geography teacher who called a student a “bastard” after he asked her to switch to the Ukrainian language has been dismissed from the school.
Sniper tournament held in Bukovyna in honor of fallen DIU warrior
A shooting tournament was held in Chernivtsi region to honor the memory of Valerii Netudykhatko, a sniper of the Artan special unit of the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine.
About 30 Jewish sites damaged in Russian strikes across Ukraine
In Ukraine, about 30 cases of damage to Jewish sites as a result of Russian strikes have been verified.
CUSAP conducts 52 surgeries in Ukraine this fall
The Canada Ukraine Surgical Aid Program (CUSAP) resumed operations in Ukraine this fall for the first time since 2022.
30 November 2025
Dnipropetrovsk region takes in nearly 500,000 IDPs since war began
The Dnipropetrovsk region is now home to nearly 500,000 internally displaced persons, including about 100,000 children.
Yushchenko tells about creation of specialized Institute of Holodomors and national archive-fund
While implementing the second phase of the National Holodomor-Genocide Museum – the still-unfinished main large exhibition building – three fundamental issues must be resolved.
29 November 2025
Joint Ukrinform-PAP photo exhibition on war in Ukraine opens in Warsaw
On Friday, November 28, a photo exhibition about the war in Ukraine titled "Ukraine in Focus" opened in Warsaw at the European Parliament Liaison Office in Poland.
Human Rights Watch declared “inadmissible” organization in Russia
The Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation on Friday added the U.S.-based human rights organization Human Rights Watch to the list of “inadmissible” organizations in Russia.
Ukraine hands over 30 Russian civilians to Russia
As part of the “I Want to Live” project, Ukraine unilaterally transferred 30 civilians, citizens of the Russian Federation, to Russia.
28 November 2025
Apartments, houses, and land plots owned by Wagner PMC found in Ukraine
In the Odesa and Kharkiv regions, property belonging to members of the Private Military Company Wagner has been identified as part of an ongoing criminal proceeding.
27 November 2025
Ukraine will have 5-6 million veterans and their family members after war – Svyrydenko
Ukraine will have around 5-6 million veterans and members of their families after the war ends, Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko said on Telegram.
British intelligence analyzes Russia's Russification policy on occupied Ukrainian territories
The Russification of sovereign Ukrainian regions as historical territories of the Russian state underscores the openly imperialist nature of Russia's ongoing attempts to subjugate Ukraine.
Stepping up pressure on Russia is effective tool for new exchanges – families of POWs
Increasing international pressure on Russia remains an effective mechanism for securing new exchanges, including a potential “all-for-all” exchange.
Scorobir Scythian Necropolis in Poltava region may contain up to one thousand burial mounds
The Scorobir Necropolis in the Poltava region, recently added to the State Register, is one of the most extensive Scythian-period burial grounds in Western Europe and may originally have contained up to one thousand mounds.
26 November 2025
Artist Myroslava Kopcha killed in action
While carrying out a combat mission, 25-year-old graphic artist, designer, and volunteer with the Barracuda aerial reconnaissance unit, Myroslava Kopcha (callsign ‘Akira’), was killed.
EU, Germany deliver 143 generators to Ukraine for over 100 hospitals
The Ministry of Health of Ukraine received 143 generators, the purchase of which was co-financed by the European Union and Germany.
Ukrinform introduces project on relocation of lyceum from Kramatorsk to Zakarpattia region
Ukrinform has produced the project Kramatorsk.Relocation about how, after four years of war, children from the frontline Kramatorsk returned to their desks; this time in a safe community in the Zakarpattia region.
Documentary “Hell Jumper” about Ukraine war wins International Emmy
The British documentary Hell Jumper on BBC Two about the Russia-Ukraine war won the International Emmy Award for Best Documentary.
Memorial service for victims of Russian attack held in Ternopil
In Ternopil, the Head of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church (UGCC), His Beatitude Sviatoslav Shevchuk, together with the Apostolic Nuncio to Ukraine, Archbishop Visvaldas Kulbokas, as well as bishops of the UGCC and the Roman Catholic Church, met with residents of buildings destroyed by the Russian attack and held memorial services for the deceased.
Team of scientists sets out for ‘Akademik Vernadsky’ station
A team of participants in a seasonal expedition has departed for Ukraine’s Antarctic station ‘Akademik Vernadsky’ to conduct new research and carry out urgent technical work.
25 November 2025
Ukrainians not to be forced to leave Germany in haste after end of hostilities – migration official
Once hostilities in Ukraine come to an end, the question of returning Ukrainian asylum seekers home will arise. Still, they will not be required to leave the Federal Republic of Germany within tight deadlines or without consideration of individual circumstances.
In Berlin and across FRG, number of new protection seekers increases, predominantly young men
In the federal state of Berlin, 56,000 Ukrainians who sought protection after the start of Russia’s full-scale war are currently registered. In recent months, the number of new asylum seekers has increased substantially, primarily due to a rise in the number of young men.
Ukrinform photographer’s image named among Time’s 100 best photos of 2025
A photograph by Ukrinform photojournalist Dmytro Smolienko, taken in Zaporizhzhia region, has been included in Time magazine’s list of the 100 best photos of 2025.
Over 20,000 subscribers in Odesa without power after Russian attack
In Odesa, 20,300 consumers in the Prymorskyi and Peresypskyi districts remain without electricity.