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A museum for everyone: The National Museum of Ukrainian History launches an inclusive educational course
A new educational project will help museums across the country become spaces that are comfortable, safe, and understandable to every visitor, regardless of their experience, age, or needs.
Over 1,100 Ukrainians sought emergency medical attention due to frostbite and hypothermia in one month
The Ministry of Health reports that from late December to mid-January, the highest number of hospitalisations due to cold injuries was recorded on 18 January. Medical professionals urge people not to ignore the first symptoms and to provide proper assistance.
Russia compensated for losses from sanctions with gold worth over $216 billion
The rapid rise in global gold prices since the start of the full-scale war has allowed Russia to partially restore the financial capabilities it lost due to the freezing of its assets in the EU.
The European Parliament has launched an urgent procedure for a €90 billion EU loan to Ukraine.
The decision allows for the acceleration of financial assistance for 2026–2027 and the commencement of payments as early as the second quarter, provided that all stages are agreed upon in a timely manner.
Greenland's prime minister calls for preparations for possible invasion amid Trump's statements
The authorities of the autonomous Arctic territory say that a scenario involving the use of force is unlikely, but cannot be completely ruled out due to the escalation of rhetoric from the United States.
Partners strengthen energy support for Ukraine: the Netherlands increases aid to €133 million in 2026
In the coming days, Ukraine will receive new shipments of energy equipment, as well as additional funding from European partners to restore electricity and heat supply after Russian attacks.
The US removed Maduro from Venezuela: China found itself in an awkward position, while Russia may have known in advance
The American operation in Venezuela has exposed differences between Moscow and Beijing and cast doubt on the reliability of the Russian-Chinese partnership against the backdrop of the war in Ukraine.
The US intercepted the seventh sanctioned tanker in the Caribbean Sea
The US military has taken control of the oil tanker Sagitta, which violated the blockade on Venezuelan oil exports imposed by Donald Trump's administration.
A story with subtext: how the 1917 agreement between the US and Denmark is being revisited because of Greenland
The debate surrounding US plans for Greenland has brought a century-old agreement with Denmark back into the spotlight, the consequences of which are now causing controversy and historical parallels.
Why Macron appeared in Davos wearing aviator sunglasses and what lies behind it
The French president's unusual accessory at the World Economic Forum sparked a wave of discussion and attracted no less attention than his political statements.
Attempts to illegally export gold worth over 2.7 million hryvnias were stopped at the border with Romania
At the Porubne-Siret border crossing point, customs officers and border guards discovered hidden gold bars and jewellery that someone was attempting to take out of Ukraine.
Trump heads to Davos with tough rhetoric: no agreement will be signed on the $800 billion reconstruction of Ukraine
The escalation of the conflict surrounding Greenland and threats of tariffs against allies changed the forum's agenda, pushing the Ukrainian issue into the background.