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Ukraine Can Ensure Global Food Security
Despite the war, Ukrainian farmers continue to ensure food security. The agricultural sector now makes up 60% of Ukraine’s exports...
Mar 13 min read


"Russian Officers Are Sleeping in My Children’s Beds in Mariupol"
Hennadiy Mokhnenko, a pastor from occupied Mariupol and father of 41, saved thousands of people after Russia’s 2022 invasion.
Feb 104 min read


Have you ever considered how fast a Russian missile could reach Paris, Berlin, or Brussels?
On September 4, Russia attacked Lviv region with "Shaheds," cruise missiles, and "Kinzhals.
Feb 102 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 reality
Feb 102 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
Jan 251 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.
Jan 253 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
Jan 251 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
Jan 254 min read


No Compromise on Assets
Why Russia's $300 Billion Frozen by the West Should Not Be Returned
Jan 253 min read


Resilient Tech Moves Ukraine Forward
I've never seen anything like this in other conflict zones," says American entrepreneur, co-founder of Green Flag Ventures, Justin Zeefe.
Jan 163 min read


We Go Where Ukrainians are.
How a logistics company delivers parcels to the frontline and Europe.
Jan 133 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.
Jan 84 min read
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