Ukrainian Insurgent Army: History, Role, and Perception in Ukraine and Poland
The Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) was a military-political formation that operated in the territory of Ukraine from 1942 to 1956.…
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Ukrainian Insurgent Army: History, Role and Contemporary Social Significance
The Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) was one of the most famous military-political formations of the 20th century, operating on the…
SBU Announces Charges Against Nikolai Baskov for War Propaganda and Support of Russian Aggression
The Security Service of Ukraine has announced charges in absentia against Russian singer and propagandist Nikolai Baskov in collaboration with…
European Diplomats and EU Foreign Ministers Visit Kyiv to Support Ukraine
On March 31, a delegation of foreign ministers from European Union countries arrived in Kyiv, accompanied by the head of…
Economic Outcomes of the War: How Ukraine is Overcoming Challenges and Planning for Recovery
The full-scale war for Ukraine's independence has now entered its fourth year, causing significant economic and human losses. The country…
Somasteel Opens New Steel Mill in Morocco and Expands Production Capacity
Somasteel, a leading Moroccan rebar manufacturer, has launched a new steel mill as part of a large-scale investment program. The…
The Impact of War on Ukraine’s Economic Development: Losses, Scenarios, and Prospects
Ukraine has achieved significant success in economic development during its years of independence, demonstrating high GDP growth rates, especially in…
A Law Strengthening the Independence of NABU and SAP Comes into Effect in Ukraine
The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, has signed a law passed by the Verkhovna Rada aimed at restoring and strengthening…
Ukraine Surpasses Russia for the First Time in Trade Volumes with Germany
For the first time since gaining independence, Ukraine has surpassed Russia in trade volumes with the Federal Republic of Germany.…
Demographic Changes in Ukraine Since Independence
Since gaining independence, Ukraine has experienced a steady decline in the birth rate. In 1990-1991, 657,200 and 630,800 children were…