Chernihiv receives award from PACE
Chernihiv received the Flag of Honor award from the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe.
Society and Culture
Laputina meets with U.S. officials to discuss issues of veterans’ policies
Ukrainian Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Yulia Laputina met with American officials and organizations to discuss the issue of involving experience and practices of U.S. veterans’ policies in Ukraine.
Laputina meets with U.S. officials to discuss issues of veterans’ policies
Ukrainian Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Yulia Laputina met with American officials and organizations to discuss the issue of involving experience and practices of U.S. veterans’ policies in Ukraine.
Human rights activists call on world to demand immediate release of Dzhepparov
The human rights community emphasizes that the human rights activist Abdureshit Dzhepparov, illegally detained in Crimea, and his family are being persecuted and tested on a scale that is hard to imagine in the civilized world, and calls on foreign governments and international organizations to demand his immediate release.
26 April 2023
King Charles reveals Eurovision 2023 staging
King Charles III and Queen Consort Kamilla on Wednesday pushed a button to officially light up the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool that will host this year’s Eurovision Song Contest, hosted in Britain on behalf of Ukraine, the winner of last year’s event.
Kharkiv reconstruction to be discussed at summit in Denver
The Kharkiv authorities will discuss the reconstruction of the city with U.S. government officials in Washington and at a summit in Denver.
Ukraine’s Embassy in Moldova vows "resolute reaction" to facts of disrespect to flag
The Embassy of Ukraine in the Republic of Moldova is thoroughly looking into the incidents involving Ukrainian flags at two public events in Chisinau, promising a decisive reaction in case the facts of disrespect to one of the national symbols are confirmed.
Whereabouts of human rights defender Dzhepparov still unknown – President
The whereabouts of human rights defender Abdureshyt Dzhepparov, who was detained by Russian security forces in the temporarily occupied Crimea, remain unknown.
Advertising captivity and smear ads against Ukrainian counteroffensive
Since early March, Ukrainian netizens saw a variety of ads trying to influence their psycho-emotional state amid the ongoing war.
25 April 2023
Teacher salaries should depend on qualifications – education ministry
A number of criteria should be taken into account when raising teachers' salaries, and the level of salary should depend on qualifications.
More than a million places for IDPs created in Ukraine
There are 4,857,200 officially registered internally displaced persons in Ukraine. More than one million places have been created for them, including 144,000 vacant places in the regions of Ukraine, including 31,000 for long-term stay.
Kyiv mayor to attend Cities Summit of the Americas
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko has arrived in the United States for the Cities Summit of the Americas that will be held in Denver on April 26-28.
Demographic situation worsening in occupied Crimea - MP
The demographic situation is deteriorating in Russian-occupied Crimea, and the local population is aging.
Military administration should be formed in Crimea after its de-occupation - Tasheva
A military administration should be formed on the Crimean peninsula after its de-occupation, followed by the creation of a civil-military administration and the holding of elections.
Activists hold action in support of Ukraine in Luhansk
Activists of the Yellow Ribbon civil resistance movement against the occupation held another patriotic rally in the temporarily occupied Luhansk city.
Hundreds of graves of Wagner mercenaries discovered in Novosibirsk
Dozens of fresh graves of the same type appeared at the Gusynobrodskoye cemetery in the Russian regional center of Novosibirsk.
Ukrainian PM to meet with Pope Francis
Pope Francis will receive Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal on April 27, on the eve of the pontiff's apostolic visit to Hungary.
$100B needed to rebuild cultural infrastructure of Ukraine – deputy minister
As a result of the Russian war against Ukraine, 1,373 cultural institutions and more than 550 cultural monuments have been damaged or destroyed to date. Their reconstruction will require about $100 billion.
UNFPA centers providing social, psychological aid to Ukrainians
International organizations, including UNFPA (United Nations Population Fund Ukraine), continue to provide assistance to Ukrainians who were forced to flee their homes due to the war.
24 April 2023
Police clearance certificate can be get in Diia
The Ministry of Digital Transformation has launched a new service in the Diia app that allows Ukrainians to obtain a police clearance certificate in a few clicks.
Clearview CEO Hoan Ton-That
Every photo in the World Wide Web is a clue for identifying and locating invaders
Ukrainians with temporary protection or refugee status will receive pensions, benefits in country of residence - Lubinets
Ukrainian citizens who have been granted temporary protection or refugee status can now receive pension payments and financial assistance directly in their country of residence.
More than 50,000 books donated as part of "Ukrainian Books for Ukrainian Children" campaign
On World Book and Copyright Day, Minister of Culture and Information Policy (MCIP) Oleksandr Tkachenko emphasized the importance of books and the book projects that the ministry and its partners have launched and supported since the beginning of the full-scale war.
Books without Borders project already being implemented in 37 countries - Zelenska
The Books without Borders project is already covering 37 countries, with a total of 44,000 books in circulation on 170 shelves.
Kyiv square will appear in Paris - Klitschko
Kyiv square will appear in Paris in June.
Vinnytsia, Germany’s city of Karlsruhe sign twinning agreement
Vinnytsia and the German city of Karlsruhe signed a twinning agreement.
23 April 2023
Pope Francis calls on world not to forget about Ukrainians who are still suffering from war
Pope Francis has called on the world not to forget about Ukrainians who are still suffering from the war.
At UN request, Latvia allows sanctioned Russian fertilizers out of country
On April 21, 2023, on behalf of the UN World Food Programme, a batch of mineral fertilizers was shipped from the port of Riga to Kenya.
22 April 2023
European Parliament discusses return of deported Ukrainian children
The European Parliament once again discussed the issue of the return of Ukrainian children deported to Russia whose number can reach from 16,000 to 300,000.