Euroviews. Q&A: EURO 2024 qualification lifts Ukrainian spirits during Russia’s war
Earlier in March, Ukraine's national football team defeated Iceland to secure qualification for EURO 2024.
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How 17-year-old Ukrainian Valeriia escaped a Russian re-education camp
Before the full-scale invasion, 17-year-old Valeriia lived an ordinary life as a 10th-grade student, preparing for exams and taking part in activities, including dancing and aerial gymnastics. She lived with a family member since the age of 13 following the death of her parents.
Ukrainian Red Cross, IMPACT to present longitudinal study during event: 'Current situation and prospects of refugees from Ukraine: from emergency response to return and (re)integration'
The Ukrainian Red Cross Society and research organization IMPACT will present a longitudinal study during the event: "Current situation and prospects of refugees from Ukraine: from emergency response to return and (re)integration."
Ukrainian national football team qualifies for Euro 2024, defeating Iceland with 2:1 score
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy congratulated the Ukrainian football team on its confident victory against the Iceland team with a score of 2:1 and access to the 2024 European Championship.
The history of Ukrainian money: OTP BANK became a partner of the UCulture project lecture series
As part of its partnership with the UKculture project, JSC OTP BANK will support the platform's team in preparing a series of lectures on the history of money: from the hryvnia of the princes of Kievan Rus to the present, as well as figures and historical monuments from Ukrainian banknotes.
UN Women in Ukraine and Ukrainian Institute have announced winners of Women in Arts Award. Resistance 2024
On March 6, Kyiv hosted the fifth anniversary award ceremony of the annual Women in Arts award. The Resistance award, which UN Women in Ukraine and the Ukrainian Institute recognize the achievements of women in the field of culture and art, and from 2023, their contribution to bringing Ukraine's victory over the aggressor country Russia closer. The event was supported by the Governments of Sweden and Japan, as well as the United Nations Women's Fund for Peace and Humanitarian Assistance.
'We need a special tribunal' to try Putin, says Ukrainian Nobel Peace Prize winner
2022 Nobel Peace Prize winner Oleksandra Matviichuk also believes the war waged by Russia in Ukraine has a “genocidal character” and claims that human rights defenders have documented for years how Russian troops “deliberately exterminate" local Ukrainian people.
Why do Ukrainian refugees need childcare in their host countries?
Two years after Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, how are millions of Ukrainian women and their children adapting to life in their new host countries? Are they getting the support they need?