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We tell here the stories from Ukraine, that might be lost in the global coverage of the ongoing war and our fight for freedom. All stories are produced by independent professional journalists, both Ukrainian and European/American

"No matter how it sounds, Russia must become small again"

Yaroslav Bazylevych, a Lviv resident who lost his family in a Russian attack, shares what a just peace for Ukraine means to him.

“I Opened My Eyes and Couldn’t See My Legs”

Yana Stepanenko, a 13-year-old Ukrainian girl who lost both legs due to the war and ran the Boston Marathon on prosthetics

3 days ago3 min read

I'm Confident Ukraine Will Become a NATO Member

Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister (2014-2019) Pavlo Klimkin shared his vision of a just peace for Ukraine with the readers of this newspaper

3 days ago3 min read

"No matter how it sounds, Russia must become small again"

Yaroslav Bazylevych, a Lviv resident who lost his family in a Russian attack, shares what a just peace for Ukraine means to him.

Opinion

Untold Stories

3 days ago

Do not appease evil: Ukrainian public figures appeal to world leaders

An open appeal by Ukrainian public figures to the world leaders and the international community.

Uliana Stelmashova

3 days ago

I'm Confident Ukraine Will Become a NATO Member

Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister (2014-2019) Pavlo Klimkin shared his vision of a just peace for Ukraine with the readers of this newspaper

Sofia Shavranska

3 days ago

“I Tend to the Graves of My Husband, Brother, and an Unknown Soldier”

Natalia Mykhailyshyn, a woman who lost her husband and brother in the war and tends to the grave of an unknown Ukrainian soldier

Resilience

3 days ago1 min read

“I Tend to the Graves of My Husband, Brother, and an Unknown Soldier”

Natalia Mykhailyshyn, a woman who lost her husband and brother in the war and tends to the grave of an unknown Ukrainian soldier

3 days ago3 min read

"No matter how it sounds, Russia must become small again"

Yaroslav Bazylevych, a Lviv resident who lost his family in a Russian attack, shares what a just peace for Ukraine means to him.

3 days ago1 min read

“I Opened My Eyes and Couldn’t See My Legs”

Yana Stepanenko, a 13-year-old Ukrainian girl who lost both legs due to the war and ran the Boston Marathon on prosthetics

3 days ago4 min read

«I Didn’t Want to Be a Writer at War. I Wanted to Be a Warrior»

Lesya Hanzha, a journalist who swapped the pen for an arms to defend Ukraine

Volunteers

Jan 162 min read

We Cannot Afford Pessimism – it's a Luxury.

Nobel Peace Prize laureate and head of the Center for Civil Liberties, Oleksandra Matviychuk, on why the West doesn't perceive the...

Jan 84 min read

Anna Hin: "Why do I stay in Kharkiv? Someone has to be in the city when people need help"

People started calling me Anna-TV. Every week, I visit the hospital and constantly bring something there.

We tell here the stories from Ukraine, that might be lost in the global coverage of the ongoing war and our fight for freedom. All stories are produced by independent professional journalists, both Ukrainian and European/American

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"No matter how it sounds, Russia must become small again"

“I Opened My Eyes and Couldn’t See My Legs”

I'm Confident Ukraine Will Become a NATO Member

"No matter how it sounds, Russia must become small again"

Opinion

Do not appease evil: Ukrainian public figures appeal to world leaders

I'm Confident Ukraine Will Become a NATO Member

“I Tend to the Graves of My Husband, Brother, and an Unknown Soldier”

Resilience

“I Tend to the Graves of My Husband, Brother, and an Unknown Soldier”

"No matter how it sounds, Russia must become small again"

“I Opened My Eyes and Couldn’t See My Legs”

«I Didn’t Want to Be a Writer at War. I Wanted to Be a Warrior»

Volunteers

We Cannot Afford Pessimism – it's a Luxury.

Anna Hin: "Why do I stay in Kharkiv? Someone has to be in the city when people need help"