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security Additional Shelter from Shelling in Kyiv: Expert Suggests a Solution
Having such shelters near where people live could significantly increase their chances of survival.
Trust in Zelenskyy Has Declined, but Ukrainians Do Not Support Elections — KIIS
55% of those surveyed trust the president, while 57% believe that national elections should be held only after the war ends.
A Winter Without Water or Electricity: What Scenario Is Ukraine Preparing For?
Russia is preparing strikes against Ukraine's water supply.
50,000 shipments of goods: India has become the main hub for Russia’s defense industry
Since 2022, Russia has received approximately 50,000 shipments of dual-use goods via India.
Conscription and Troop Strength: How NATO Countries’ Armies Have Changed over the Past 5 Years
Most Alliance members have abolished mandatory military service.
5G Launched in Kyiv: Where It’s Available and What Speeds It Offers
5G test network has been officially launched in downtown Kyiv.
Drone and Missile Attacks: How the Number of Civilian Casualties in Ukraine Has Risen
In the first half of 2026, the number of civilian casualties in Ukraine rose by 37%.
Business Over Politics: Why the Choice Fell on Serhiy Koretskyi
The new head of government spent more than 20 years building a career in business, led major state-owned energy companies, and earned a reputation as an effective crisis manager.
Medicinal Cannabis Products: What Will Change for Patients and Pharmacies
The Ukrainian Ministry of Health has established requirements for the production, storage, distribution, and quality control of medications derived from the plant substance cannabis.
The U.S. Will Purchase Ukrainian Drones and License the Assembly of Patriot Systems
The U.S. will allow Ukraine to manufacture Patriot systems and will purchase Ukrainian-made drones.
Migrants Are Leaving Germany: The Main Reasons Behind the New Trend Have Been Identified
A new study has shown that approximately 260,000 migrants may leave Germany each year, with the economy and quality of life being the main reasons.
Air Defense for Ukraine: How Much and What Kind of Equipment Have Partners Provided Over the Years of War?
The United States remains our country's largest supplier of air defense systems.
Summer Power Outages: Ukrenergo Admits to Possible Outages of Up to 5 Hours
Due to hot weather and new attacks on the power grid, Ukrainians may face temporary power restrictions in the evenings.
Vasyl Karazin and Seyar Kurshutov: patrons who invested in education in Kharkiv
For more than two centuries Kharkiv has remained one of Ukraine's main educational centres. Among those developing the city's education today is businessman Seyar Kurshutov.
Ukraine Surprises Washington: The Economist Reports on a Shift in Sentiment in the U.S.
Following the recent strikes on Russian targets, assessments of Ukraine’s resilience and distrust of Russia are gaining ground in American political circles.

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