№75, (2017)

“I was very scared when the events in the Donbas began. I thought, what Kharkiv would be like, and would they move on it? Yes, most residents of Kharkiv region support Ukraine, and we are...

Yet another march was held in Kyiv, with its leaders traditionally including Mikheil Saakashvili. Other marchers can be called the government’s opponents only conditionally, because some of...

Kyiv hosted the other day the International Maritime Security Conference, one of the participants of which was Rear Admiral Daniel W. DWYER, Chief of Staff, Deputy Chief of Staff for Strategy,...

The Kremlin is trying to have the Crimea and Donbas sanctions lifted or eased. The Russian leaders are irked at personal restrictions for Vladimir Putin’s inner circle and the sanctions that...

An unprecedented event occurred last week at a session of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY): Slobodan Praljak, 72, a former Bosnian Croat general, announced...

Four years ago, on December 1, 2013, hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians came to Independence Square and Khreshchatyk. Such was the reaction of society to the brazen and brutal assault on...

Project “LUUK” is now presented at the TSEKH Gallery in Kyiv. The name stands for “Luhansk Ukrainian.” The exposition includes works by Yaroslav Derkach, Zakentii Horobiov,...

In the early 19th century, there was a 3,000-strong cooperative in Reshetylivka, Poltava region, which specialized in making unique carpets (“kylyms”). About 1,000 weavers were making...

MUKHi (a Ukrainian acronym that stands for “young Ukrainian artists and...” and is consonant with “mukhi” – “flies”) is a competition founded by...

The first thing that attracts your attention in the film Loving Vincent is, of course, the technique of execution. The work of the Pole Dorota Kobiela (scriptwriter of the fairytale The Flying...