The Journey of Ukrainian Language: the (Hi)story of Resilience
When did the Ukrainian language emerge, and how does Ukraine continue to fight for it against Russia?
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Story #144. War from Two Perspectives: Scientist and Drone Operator in Action
Tymur Bedernichek is a soil ecologist who has experienced the war from two perspectives: as a soldier and as a researcher.
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7 Things to Know about Ukraine's Statehood-Formation Journey
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Why Did the "Russian Spring" Fail?
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Time to rethink Russian cultural imperialism - with Vitaly Chernetsky
Do we have concepts and ideas to think critically about Russian cultural imperialism?
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How Russian Neo-Eurasianism Justifies Moscow's War against Ukraine
How Russian-Ukrainian war is portrayed as an Anti-Western crusade?
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Story #143. Remaining a Humanist at War
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Rethinking the Russian Imperial Narrative with Myroslav Shkandrij
How can we trace the long-standing rivalry between the Ukrainian liberation narrative and the Russian imperial one?
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8 Things To Know About the Ukrainian National Movement
The history of the Ukrainian national movement is comprised of multifaceted stages of advocating for an independent Ukraine.
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What Challenges Do Crimean Tatars Face Under Russian Occupation?
The plight of the Crimean Tatar population under Russian occupation reveals a long history of persecution, ethnic suppression, and ongoing v...
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VIDEO
April 15, 2024
The Journey of Ukrainian Language: the (Hi)story of Resilience
When did the Ukrainian language emerge, and how does Ukraine continue to fight for it against Russia?
Stories
April 14, 2024
Story #144. War from Two Perspectives: Scientist and Drone Operator in Action
Tymur Bedernichek is a soil ecologist who has experienced the war from two perspectives: as a soldier and as a researcher.
Analysis
April 13, 2024
7 Things to Know about Ukraine's Statehood-Formation Journey
Does Ukrainian statehood only span 30 years? In fact, its origins trace back to the Middle Ages and evolved through significant historical stages.
PODCAST
April 12, 2024
Time to rethink Russian cultural imperialism - with Vitaly Chernetsky
Do we have concepts and ideas to think critically about Russian cultural imperialism?
VIDEO
April 12, 2024
Why Did the "Russian Spring" Fail?
Why did the Russian plan to disintegrate Ukrainians collaplse?
InfoWatch
April 12, 2024
How Russian Neo-Eurasianism Justifies Moscow's War against Ukraine
How Russian-Ukrainian war is portrayed as an Anti-Western crusade?
PODCAST
April 8, 2024
Will NATO increase its support for Ukraine? - Weekly, March 28 - April 7
Germany searches for Patriot air defence systems for Ukraine not only in NATO countries but also throughout the world.
Stories
April 8, 2024
Story #143. Remaining a Humanist at War
Reflections from the Avdiivka direction: a Ukrainian soldier on the value of his own and the enemy's lives.
Analysis
April 5, 2024
Rethinking the Russian Imperial Narrative with Myroslav Shkandrij
How can we trace the long-standing rivalry between the Ukrainian liberation narrative and the Russian imperial one?
Stories
April 3, 2024
Story #142. Ramadan During Wartime: Insights Into Ukraine's Muslim Community
Aisha Issa, the head of the Ukrainian Muslimahs League, explains how their community comes together to observe Islam's holiest month while helping all.
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