№39, (2018)

While the world is watching the World Cup in Russia, Ukrainian political prisoners are still on a hunger strike in its brutal prisons. The New York Times wrote in a recent editorial that the...

Seven police officers were injured, and 25 demonstrators were detained. These are the results of yet another protest wave in Macedonia which provide an illustration of sorts to the historic...

Vinnytsia is part of the Intercultural Cities network, which requires the city to engage in cooperation with members of ethnic communities and displaced persons. The program supports cities in...

On June 18-19, Sofia hosted the international scholarly conference “Bulgaria and Ukraine in the History of Europe” on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the establishment of...

While the parliament was considering a number of issues on its agenda on June 19, tumultuous events took place near the central entrance of the Verkhovna Rada building. That location hosted...

The Trans-Anatolian Natural Gas Pipeline (TANAP), which will transport gas from Azerbaijan to Turkey and then to Europe, was opened at a ceremony in the Turkish province of Eskisehir.“Today is...

This year, national-level centennial celebrations for the 1917-21 Ukrainian Revolution are continuing in Ukraine. Let us remind our readers that Den/The Day declared 2018 to be the Centennial Year of...

“When we were making this film and, in general, watching the story of Oleh and Oleksandr, we decided to calculate the distances they ‘traveled’ on the expanses of Russia. It came to...

We hope that this text by Dmytro Desiateryk will launch a thorough discussion about what exactly can be considered a product of Ukrainian culture. For example, is the “Ukrainianness” of a...

It was mid-June 2014. Ukrainian troops, with volunteer battalions in the vanguard, were liberating Ukrainian cities from pro-Russian and Russian militants. Mariupol, Shchastia... It seemed that we...