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No new warehouses and business centers were opened in the first quarter of 2024, while commercial real estate leasing activity stays below pre-war levels in Kyiv.

Investigation reveals how intelligence agencies tried to derail war crimes prosecution. Plus, closing arguments in Trump ‘hush money’ trial

Advocacy/Communications Consultancy in Ukraine about Mine Action, Peacekeeping and Peacebuilding and Protection and Human Rights, requiring 3-4 years of experience, from DRC; closing on 14 Jun 2024

Many Ukrainians are looking to settle in Kyiv and western Ukraine, which are considered safer than the war-ravaged east and south of the country.

A Bishop from Odesa representing the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church went to Vatican City and revealed a litany of crimes perpetrated against the faithful wherever Russia takes over.

EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell urged countries to balance fear of escalation against Ukraine's need to defend itself, saying Kyiv had the right to use Western arms to strike in Russia.

Small group of creatives are choosing to stay working in Ukrainian city despite continuous threat from war

United24 has partnered with several LEGO creators to produce five unique building sets that recreate iconic ukrainian landmarks.

Today, the Government is presenting a new energy package to Ukraine in the amount of SEK 650 million. This support will help secure Ukraine’s energ...

HandoutDodging Russian bullets and bombs, zookeepers and volunteers—who were risking their lives to save big cats, bears, apes and thousands of other creatures at a besieged Ukrainian zoo—captured hearts worldwide. The Feldman Ecopark in Kharkiv had been shelled relentlessly since the conflict began on Feb. 24, 2022. Throughout it all, a handful of fearless park staff stayed to care for the animals caught in the crossfire.The compelling new documentary Checkpoint Zoo chronicles the...