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Nobel Peace Prize winner Oleksandra Matviichuk: Those who committed war crimes should not hide behind Putin

Bakhmut in flames. How people survive in the heat of the battle for the city

Musia the cat, mice and cat massage. A short story about the bond between a cat and a soldier of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

I'm not asking your permission. Stories of three Ukrainian warriors who died before they were 21

Ukraine's South and East believed in NATO: what do regions think of Ukraine's future

Ukrainians believe more in joining NATO than the EU! Eurosceptic regions tend to equalise European integration and reforms.

Russia's full-scale invasion in 25 photos from Ukrainska Pravda

Time to put an end to the frozen conflict in Transnistria. Ukraine and the West can do it

The defeat of Russia in Ukraine does not mean the liquidation of the army in Transnistria... When Kyiv acts on it, it is important not to collapse the economy of Moldova...

"We need F-16s." An interview with Ukrainian pilot Karaya about the enemy, unmanned aircraft, Top Gun and faith in God

Threat at 200 metres away. How the border with Belarus is being fortified. Are they waiting for Lukashenko's command to conduct offensive?

"2023 will be a turning point in our common war" address by Volodymyr Zelenskyy in a joint meeting of the US Congress

"Ukraine is alive and kicking. We defeated Russia in the battle for minds of the world. We have no fear. Nor should anyone in the world have it."

Gillette: 'The best missiles a man can get'. Why Procter & Gamble is sponsoring the war

How is the world’s largest razor manufacturer supporting the Russian economy, and what is its Ukrainian division doing now?

An "orchestra" of murderers: Who are the Wagner Group mercenaries fighting against Ukraine?

Oleksii Danilov: Putin is like cornered rat. His life has become a nightmare

How Ukraine Meets EU Requirements: Analysing Seven EU Commission Criteria

Kyiv progresses in implementing all the European Commission recommendations. But none of them has been fully implemented yet.

"They say on TV that we are winning. If only they knew at what price." One day at a first-aid post in Bakhmut

Not eternal Orbán: How to overcome crisis between Ukraine and Hungary

Hungary has faced a financial crisis capable of collapsing its economy... Europe has never been as negative towards the Hungarian government as it is now...

Sinking the Moskva: previously undisclosed details. How the Ukrainian Neptune destroyed the flagship of the Russian fleet

Ukraine on Ice: the illustrious careers of Alexandra Nazarova and Maxim Nikitin

They feared death like this the most. Stories of women who survived World War II but not the War with Russia

Invincibility centre Bakhmut. What is happening at the most difficult axis of the front

Secret front of Kherson Oblast. How resistance draws Ukraine’s victory in Russian-occupied south closer

Explosion in Embassy That Should Change Spain's Policy on Weapon Supply to Ukraine

It has been a sudden flare-up of "letter terrorism" in Spain. In two days, high-ranking officials and foreign diplomatic institutions received several dangerous parcels with a flammable substance. They all share one trait - they are involved in helping Ukraine in the fight against the Russian aggressor.

Not the "martial law" of Kyrylo Tymoshenko, deputy head of Ukraine’s Office of the President

"We Consider Nuclear Weapons While Frontline Reminds Us WWI"

Pekka Haavisto: "There have been many wars that included a nuclear and a non-nuclear state. It doesn't guarantee that nuclear power always says the last word in the conflict."

Mayor of Budapest: "I Do Feel Shame Orbán's Hungary Seen as Country Siding With Russia"

Elected in 2019, the mayor of Budapest, Gergely Karácsony, remains the most popular city politician and represents the "other Hungary", which position is almost unknown in Ukraine.

"I don’t know how to tell you but Nastia and her children are no longer with us." A story of life and death of a family from an occupied village in Zaporizhzhia Oblast

Ukraine’s half-full ambition to fulfill EU’s candidate criteria

No surprise that after showing tangible progress in the summer, Ukraine found itself bogged down in agreeing on detailed steps with Brussels and in internal discussions.

Fading nuclear threat: West no longer scared of Russian nuclear strike on Ukraine

It makes more sense for Putin not to launch nuclear weapons but only to use it as a threat... The West sees the decline of the direct nuclear threat...

Russia Will Lose Crimea and Suffer for Decades After Putin: US Senator Risch Interview

"European Pravda" has had a chance to speak with Senator Risch in Canada, on the sidelines of the Halifax Security Forum. He attends it as the head of the American Congress delegation. The politician is actively working on new weaponry for Ukraine. But he admits: you have to be realistic, including jets. However, he has not the slightest doubt about Ukraine's victory.

"We can manage without water and electricity, as long as we’re still with Ukraine." Kherson comes back to life

Ukraine Failing Its Own Strategy To Meet EU Requirements

Kyiv has been desperately fighting to start formal EU accession negotiations in previous months. The Ukrainian government got outraged by the fact that the European Commission had postponed by a year the assessment of Ukraine's progress in the implementation of the so-called "Seven requirements" defined by the European Commission. Without their fulfillment, it is impossible to start accession negotiations.

Remarque in trenches near Kherson. Impressions from the soldier and film producer, Volodymyr Yatsenko, on the nature of fear in warfare, rebuilding a nation, and life after victory

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