Stories from Ukraine

Russia is reportedly selling oil from tankers, creating a rift in Euro-Atlantic economic policy. While the US, under the Trump administration, has not supported sanctions against Russia, the EU has implemented a 20th package of sanctions. This divergence highlights differing approaches to Russian energy exports.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called for intensified sanctions following Russian strikes on Dnipro.

A man reportedly suffered a broken leg during a mobilization effort conducted by Territorial Recruitment Center (TCC) workers in Odesa.

The Ukrainian Pension Fund is providing support for childcare services, including kindergartens and registered nannies. Citizens can apply for assistance through service centers or the Diia portal, requiring documents such as passports, tax numbers, and birth certificates. This initiative aims to support parents returning to full-time work.

Radio Svoboda UA discussed how the changed world forces characters to write new narratives. They are trying to understand their position relative to the USA in this new atmosphere.

The westernmost point of the Crimean Peninsula offers unique natural swimming pools and exceptional diving opportunities. The clear, turquoise waters and rock formations create an attractive environment for tourists seeking adventure and relaxation.

Ukraine is actively working to align its legal framework with European Union standards, a process that is being informally supported by the European Commission.

A bill to allow civilians to own handguns was registered prior to the full-scale invasion. A journalist and servicemember with prior experience in the Ministry of Internal Affairs is discussing the bill.

Ukrainian enterprises are now permitted to temporarily reserve employees who have an irregular military registration status.

A cultural festival titled 'Knyzhkova kraina' (Book Country) is scheduled to take place from April 23rd to 26th at VDNG. The event will feature photo zones and interactive activities, offering attendees a chance to engage with literature and enjoy a spring atmosphere. An open interview with writer Yuriy Andrukhovych is also planned for Sunday, April 26th at 3 PM.