By the end of the year, the organization says, all apartments will be occupied, mainly by new residents from Donbas and southern Ukraine.
It has been 10 years since the start of the uprising known as Maidan, or the Revolution of Dignity in Ukraine. The wave of civil unrest was sparked by the Russian-backed President Viktor Yanukovych's decision to not sign an association agreement with the European Union.
To mark World Children's Day, human rights activists are drawing attention to what they call Russia's violation of international child protection laws
On Tuesday, Polish truckers blocked roads to three border crossings with Ukraine. The truckers say their Ukrainian counterparts have an unfair advantage due to regulations passed during Russia's war on Ukraine. Lesia Bakalets reports from the Polish-Ukrainian border. Camera: Daniil Batushchak.
Activists say destruction of Kakhovka Dam is the second worst catastrophe in Europe after the 1986 accident at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant
Volunteers say all of them dream of the day when the adaptive clothes they produce are no longer be needed
Fresh details are emerging about the explosions that killed more than 50 Ukrainian prisoners of war at a Russian-operated prison in eastern Ukraine in July 2022.
Farmers say the harvest season just ending in Ukraine was a good one, but they face another year of falling profits due to the skyrocketing costs of getting their products to international markets during wartime. Lesia Bakalets reports from the Kyiv region. VOA footage by Yevhenii Shynkar.
With their future on the battlefront uncertain, many of Ukraine’s soldiers are choosing to freeze their sperm in a bid to guarantee children in the future
Forty-two thousand women serve in the Ukrainian military, and the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense recently officially approved a female uniform. Lesia Bakalets has the story from Kyiv. VOA footage by Yevhenii Shynkar.
With home-canned vegetables, generators and gas burners, Ukrainians prepare for a second winter in war conditions
A runner has completed a 50-day ultramarathon from Amsterdam to Kyiv in a bid to raise money for ambulances on the front lines in Ukraine. Reporter Lesia Bakalets was at the finish line in Kyiv to see Dutch national Boas Kragtwik complete his 2,500-kilometer run. Camera: Yevhenii Shynkar
Is higher education worth the cost? We will explore whether pursuing a higher education genuinely results in a lucrative career in today's rapidly evolving and technology-driven society. This week on The Inside Story, The Price of Learning.
Poland’s territorial defense force, the newest of its armed forces, is drawing a diverse mix of people, from professors and businesspeople to students
Ukrainian leaders and advocates say Russia has been holding in captivity more than 20,000 Ukrainians since the start of its full-scale invasion. VOA's Lesia Bakalets has the story of the agonizing wait of one woman whose husband was detained in October and taken to a prison in Moscow.
Poland on Tuesday held its largest military parade in 29 years -- a display of strength aimed at neighbors Belarus and Russia and a sign that Polish attitudes on defense are changing in the wake of Russian aggression in Ukraine. For VOA, Lesia Bakalets reports from Warsaw.
The volunteer-run Ukraine Global Scholars program uses grass-roots donations to prepare talented Ukrainian students for admission to American schools
Poznan Zoo, in collaboration with Ukrainian Wild Animal Rescue Center, has saved more than 200 animals since war started
UNESCO says in the first year of Russia’s war on Ukraine, the cost of the damage to Ukraine's tourism and culture sectors reached more than $2.5 billion. From Warsaw, Lesia Bakalets reports on efforts to preserve art treasures and exhibit them abroad. Camera: Daniil Batushchak.
Drills and other preparations follow warnings of an impending Russian attack on Europe’s largest nuclear plant
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