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An online meeting from the SUMU Studies series will bring together discussions on patriotism, volunteer work, and the experiences of SUMU students on the front lines.
The American military presence in most regions of Iraq has officially ended after more than 20 years.
After the high-profile accident involving Adam Kadyrov, new eyewitness accounts are emerging, while the official authorities in Chechnya remain silent.
Russian strikes on energy infrastructure have once again affected the power grid, with emergency restrictions already in place in some regions.
Due to damage to energy infrastructure and increased consumption in Ukraine, hourly and emergency power cuts are in effect in most regions on 19 January.
Marine archaeologists have discovered a unique 15th-century ship in Danish waters, which has lain almost intact on the seabed for more than six centuries.
Patrol officers in Volyn fulfilled a special request from a mother and arranged a surprise for a six-year-old boy whose father is currently defending Ukraine.
Critical facilities and residential buildings in the region are connected to backup power supplies, and generators, mobile boiler rooms and emergency centres are being used to support the population and businesses.
A powerful atmospheric block has settled over the country — winter is showing its harshest side and is in no hurry to retreat.
Ukrainian music has made a big splash in Europe: the solo project Carpetman has received a prestigious award, opening up new opportunities for an international career.
In the event of an emergency in the energy sector, citizens are allowed to move around at night, but only under clearly defined rules.
Lithuanian law enforcement officials believe that the attempted arson of a factory that manufactured equipment for Ukraine was organised on behalf of Russian military intelligence. Six foreigners have been charged with terrorism.
