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“We are dealing with a powerful state that is pathologically unwilling to let Ukraine go,” President Volodymyr Zelensky tells journalist Simon Shuster on a train from the front line back to Kyiv in 2022. Originally elected in 2019 as a president who would defend the interests of the Ukrainian people against the ruling class, the full-scale Russian invasion thrust Zelensky into the role of a wartime president tasked with ensuring Ukraine’s survival. Shuster’s new book “The Showman” covers moments of Zelensky’s life leading up to his presidentia...

The winners in eight categories of the 2023 Academic Dishonor Award, which recognizes academic misconduct and scandals in education, were announced live on Ukraine's I-UA.TV on Jan. 18.

Lviv Polytechnic University has confirmed the resignation of Svitlana Hrynkevych, the wife of businessman Ihor Hrynkevych, who is suspected of corruption related to Defense Ministry procurement, RFE/RL reported on Jan. 11.

Russia admits Ukrainian troops operate on Dnipro River's occupied east bank. Washington Post: Banned Russian oil flows into Pentagon supply chain. US to fund international center for prosecution of Russian aggression with $1 million.

Former MP of Ukraine of the sixth convocation from the Svoboda party Iryna Farion was fired on Wednesday from her position as a teacher at Lviv Polytechnic University for her statements regarding Ukrainian military personnel, Education Minister Oksen Lisovy said.