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The Minister of Culture and Strategic Communications of Ukraine, Mykola Tochytskyi, emphasizes the importance of strategic communications in recognizing world-renowned Ukrainian artists, painters, musicians and poets as representatives of Ukrainian culture, rather than Russian.
As many as 123 Ukrainian artists have been killed in the war, defending Ukraine with weapons in their hands.
21 September 2024
G7 culture ministers have pledged to help Ukraine restore its cultural heritage damaged by the Russian invasion at a three-day meeting that concluded in Naples, Italy, on Saturday.
On the Day of Defenders of Ukraine, October 1, at 9:00, a nationwide minute of silence will be held.
In mid-2024, nearly 3.48 million refugees lived in Germany, of which 1.18 million were Ukrainians.
The National Coordination Center for Cybersecurity (NCCC) has decided to restrict the use of Telegram on the official devices of government officials, military personnel, security and defense sector employees, as well as enterprises operating critical infrastructure.
20 September 2024
On September 19, during the G7 Culture Ministerial, the United States announced the contribution of $1 million to the International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM) to safeguard Ukraine’s cultural heritage.
In order to dismantle the monument to Alexander Pushkin on Dumska Square in Odesa, the city council must receive a response from UNESCO, as the monument is located in a protected area.
Germany has already received 1,173 seriously wounded and injured Ukrainian soldiers and civilians for treatment.
Russian forces have destroyed or damaged 2,509 educational institutions in Ukraine since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, including 1,668 schools.
The self-government of Ukrainians in Köbány (Budapest's 10th district) has invited the 10th anniversary Borscht Festival to be held in Budapest's Városháza City Park on September 21.
19 September 2024
A Czechia-based expert Pavel Havlicek with the Association for International Affairs believes international support for Ukraine even from countries traditionally perceived as Kyiv’s allies, should not be taken for granted.
The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry has condemned the Zurich Film Festival's intention to include the documentary "Russians at War" in the program.
18 September 2024
Funds for social payments to military and civilian prisoners of war have been included in Ukraine's draft state budget for 2025.
Germany is set to allocate an additional EUR 50 million for the medical treatment of wounded Ukrainian soldiers.
Currently, 16,000 people, including 177 children, remain in the city of Pokrovsk, Donetsk Oblast. The evacuation continues.
The Ukrainian creative project Cultural Forces has launched the second stage of its American tour, which this time will cover the southern part of the United States. Its main goal is to familiarize Americans with Ukrainian culture and express gratitude for their support of our country.
Minister of Culture and Strategic Communications of Ukraine Mykola Tochytskyi and Minister of Canadian Heritage Pascale St-Onge discussed cooperation in the protection of national heritage and museum projects, the need to strengthen the fight against information aggression.
17 September 2024
Today, at the invitation of the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) and the Zaporizhzhia Regional State Administration, a delegation consisting of diplomats from Austria, Spain, Norway, and Finland visited the city of Zaporizhzhia.
Another 10 Ukrainian children were returned to the territory controlled by Ukraine.
Moldova will receive a soft loan of 120 million Canadian dollars (about USD 92 million) from Canada to help it accept Ukrainian refugees.
The vast majority of Ukrainians (79%) would still stay in Ukraine even if they were granted US or EU citizenship.
Leaked internal documents from a Kremlin-controlled propaganda center reveal how a well-coordinated Russian campaign supported far-right parties in the European Parliament elections — and planted disinformation across social media platforms to undermine Ukraine.
Last Friday, Russian leader Vladimir Putin signed a decree on increasing the personnel cap in the army by 170,000, to 1.32 million. This may imply that the authorities could resume mobilization as early as this December.
16 September 2024
Since the outset of the occupation of Crimea, 10 political prisoners have been released as part of prisoner exchanges.
American historian Timothy Snyder took part in the testing of demining robots at a training ground just outside Kyiv.
Fake information is being spread in telegram channels that the Red Cross will allegedly give every family in Ukraine a food package on September 16.
Vladimir Putin's visits to Tuva and then to Mongolia had, besides the formal purpose, a concealed agenda, which is consultaions with local shamans.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has honored 28 defenders of Ukraine with state awards.