Pidhaine: Traces of Devastation
Away from the well-known places around the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, Pidhaine was particularly hard hit by the Russian attack. Local residents tell what happened.
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Pidhaine: Traces of Devastation
Away from the well-known places around the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, Pidhaine was particularly hard hit by the Russian attack. Local residents tell what happened.
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Pidhaine: Traces of Devastation
Away from the well-known places around the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, Pidhaine was particularly hard hit by the Russian attack. Local residents tell what happened.
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- Menschen
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- Sach ma...?!
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How young people in Dnipro provide humanitarian aid
While numerous people have left the city of Dnipro because of the war coming closer, hundreds of thousands are finding refuge here - and organize humanitarian aid.
Aleksandr Semenchenko: Music cook with a special intuition
Aleksandr Semenchenko traveled the whole world, now he is back in Kyiv. For musicians like him it is difficult to make some income now.
How Stanislava Liasota started Ukraine’s first musical group
Stanislava Liasota is the founder of Ukraine's first professional musical theater group. Russia's full-scale invasion on her country will change arts and culture, she says.
Pidhaine: Traces of Devastation
Away from the well-known places around the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, Pidhaine was particularly hard hit by the Russian attack. Local residents tell what happened.
Stocks as pop culture: The hype of Gamestop and Wallstreetbets
The supposed fight of “Wallstreetbets” and Wall Street offers best entertainment for weeks now. But the story tells more about dynamics of the markets than a heroic class struggle. An analysis.
Transcript of the interview with Juli Karzanova from Chernihiv
A few days ago, we interviewed Juli Karzanova on the situation in Chernihiv. Here you can read the full transcript of the interview.
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