Boris Khersonsky News Today

Ukrinform has prepared a selection of English-language books dedicated to Ukraine-related topics and published this year.

Since Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, a tsunami of protest poems has swept over many countries.

Settle back in a comfy chair and sit back with some of the week’s best longreads.

IN A FEW MINUTES, the air-raid siren will begin to wail. “The kid is dragging his neighbor’s bodies,” Zarina says. “Adults, children, all morning. He’s

A former Central Florida high-school teacher who now lives in Ukraine says Russia's wanton cruelty has led him to feelings he didn't expect.

Le pays a beau être bilingue, parler et, surtout, écrire le russe, langue de l’ennemi, est désormais problématique. Pour les auteurs russophones et leurs éditeurs, changer d’idiome, ou le traduire, s’impose.

It is from this historical chasm that Odessa seeks to raise itself.

From an early age, Ukrainian-American poet Ilya Kaminsky developed a deep personal understanding of the political power of poetry and language. He explains why poetry is such a powerful tool in crisis.

Christine Lysnewycz Holbert—the director of independent nonprofit poetry publisher Lost Horse Press and a daughter of Ukrainian refugees who came to the U.S. after WWII—discusses the presss Contemporary Ukrainian Poetry Series.

As Russian warships circle off the coast, Odesans face a difficult decision on whether to leave.