Alternative reality: what would Ukraine look like with these laws?
The history of an alternative Ukraine: what would have happened if these laws had been adopted
Feminism in Ukrainian legislation
The role and development of feminism in legislation. Do human rights matter in modern Ukraine?
Cyberpolice and Binance offer students a chance to gain unique skills of the digital world at CYBER SECURITY CAMP
Binance in partnership with the Cyberpolice of Ukraine, Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs and Brama NGO will hold a national competition for higher education students – CYBER SECURITY CAMP
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Trump has "partial immunity from prosecution" in the Capitol storming case
On Monday, July 1, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that former U.S. President Donald Trump can claim immunity from criminal prosecution for the January 6, 2021, storming of the Capitol
Ukraine's state budget received $20.2 billion in half a year: sources of funding
During January — June 2024, Ukraine's state budget received $20.2 billion in funding from the U.S., EU, Japan, Canada and the International Monetary Fund, among others
Turkey, Romania and Bulgaria have launched demining operations in the Black Sea
Today, July 1, Turkey, Bulgaria and Romania launched joint mine countermeasure operations in the Black Sea to improve the safety of shipping and, in particular, Ukrainian grain exports
A unique handwritten collection of "Songs of Will" was handed over to the War Museum
On the occasion of Constitution Day, the War Museum in Kiev hosted the official presentation and handover of the unique handwritten collection "Songs of Will"
Swiss court acquits ex-MP Martynenko on money laundering charges
The appellate division of the Federal Criminal Court has acquitted former Ukrainian MP Mykola Martynenko on charges of money laundering. This is stated in the court's press release published today, June 28
Precipitation of uncertain nature was recorded in Sumy
On Privokzalnaya Street, residents reported strange precipitation and feeling unwell
Ukrenergo reacts to accusations that Ukraine secretly exports electricity
Ukraine has not exported electricity for over a month now
NATO does not forecast significant breakthroughs of Russian troops in Ukraine — Stoltenberg
NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg has said that NATO does not expect significant breakthroughs by Russian troops in Ukraine
Taiwan warns citizens against traveling to China after execution threats from Beijing
Taiwan's government has raised a warning to citizens urging them not to travel to China without "an emergency" after Beijing last week threatened to execute "ardent" supporters of Taiwanese independence
Export of luxury cars to Russia bypassing embargo: Germany searches car dealers' premises
A number of searches were carried out in Germany on suspicion of violations of the Russian embargo and export of a significant number of expensive cars to the Russian Federation
Ukraine seeks to switch to direct contacts with arms manufacturers — Defense Ministry
During a meeting with representatives of the Australian company EOS Defence Systems, Deputy Defense Minister Dmytro Klymenkov said that Ukraine seeks to switch to direct contacts with arms manufacturers
An air alert lasted half an hour in Sevastopol, traffic on the Crimean bridge was blocked for an hour
An air alert lasted for half an hour in Sevastopol, and traffic on the Crimean bridge was blocked. Also, sea and land public transportation stopped running in the city
In Odessa detained bloggers who "leaked" locations of TCR workers to FSB channels
Law enforcers in Odessa have detained seven bloggers who tried to disrupt mobilization and leaked "leaked" locations of TCR workers to FSB telegram channels. They face up to 8 years in prison
Ukraine Facility: Ukraine received a 1.9 billion euro tranche from the EU
Ukraine has received 1.9 billions euros in funding from the EU under the Ukraine Facility. Ukraine will receive the next tranches under the initiative on a quarterly basis
