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The attacks by the Russian aggressors prove that they are the ideological heirs of the Nazis
Following a massive Russian attack on the capital, a fire has been reported at the Assumption Cathedral of the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra. There are also reports of casualties and damage in various parts of Kyiv.
The ‘re-programming’ of Ukrainian children: new evidence of Russian militarisation and propaganda
Open sources have revealed the likely whereabouts of a 16-year-old boy from Mariupol, who has been missing since 2022 as a result of Russia’s armed aggression. His details have been added to the state portal ‘Children of War’.
The world is increasingly driven by self-interest rather than compassion
The night-time attack on Kyiv served as yet another reminder of the reality with which Ukraine has been living for several years now. Whilst the capital was enduring yet another massive strike, the attention of much of the world was focused on other events.
The Vulture Syndrome: Why have all our neighbours suddenly turned their attention to Ukraine?
A number of Ukraine’s neighbouring countries have stepped up their focus on issues of historical memory, national minorities and bilateral relations against the backdrop of the war with Russia.
NMT 2026: workload, technical issues, testing conditions
The main sessions of the national multi-subject test are currently underway in Ukraine; admission to higher education institutions depends on the results of this test. At the same time, participants and teachers are raising concerns about the workload involved in sitting the exam and the technical conditions under which it is being held.
Working with young people is a key challenge in wartime
Young people in Ukraine are growing up in a time of war and are looking for role models. That is why issues such as upbringing, responsibility and the development of values are taking on particular significance.
Russia is adopting a strategy of attrition not only on the front line but also in the rear of Ukraine
Russia continues to step up its combined pressure on Ukraine with massive strikes on the rear, whilst the Ukrainian side is stepping up its attacks on Russian military and logistical infrastructure.
Zelenskyy remains at the top of the polls, with Zaluzhnyy and Budanov still among the frontrunners
The results of a poll conducted by Active Group and the publication *Politarena* show that Volodymyr Zelenskyy remains in the lead among potential candidates. Valerii Zaluzhnyi and Kyrylo Budanov also feature in the top three.
A battle over money has broken out in the Kremlin: the Ministry of Finance versus Putin’s generals.
A conflict has broken out within the Russian government that, until recently, seemed impossible.
The risks associated with the policy of simplifying the recruitment of foreign workers in Ukraine
The labour shortage in Ukraine is directly linked to domestic economic and demographic trends.
The latest data from the regulator’s survey on business expectations for the first quarter of 2026
The All-Ukraine Business Expectations Index rose to 105.8% in the first quarter of 2026. At the same time, regional figures show significant differences in how businesses assess the economic situation and future prospects.
How China overtook the US and what lies ahead for Ukraine
In Ukraine, there is growing debate about the country’s economic development model and the role of fiscal policy in economic growth.
