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Anastasiia Kaliuzhna
Lawyer, Child Justice Team at Global Rights Compliance
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Prosecuting Russia’s crimes must not endanger child victims
Air raid sirens have become the background sound of childhood in Ukraine. War has never been about headlines or statistics: for Ukrainian children it is the memories of missile attacks on their houses, schools and hospitals; weeks spent in basements without basic necessities; sudden unexplained destruction of their routine and education; urgent need to leave their homes; and for some interrogations at checkpoints, family separation, abduction, deportation and forcible transfer and the transformation of identity under Russian occupation.
16 June, 05:45 PM
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Kostiantyn Yelisieiev
Ukrainian diplomat
“Associated Membership” for Ukraine in the EU: Between Real Integration and an Imitation of Victory
January 2008… Negotiations between Ukraine and the EU on a new enhanced agreement to replace the Partnership and Cooperation Agreement have been under way for almost a year.
23 May, 10:34 AM
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Valerii Zaluzhnyi
Ambassador of Ukraine to the United Kingdom, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (2021−2024)
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Ukraine's Experience for Europe's Future Security. Illusions and Harsh Reality
As of May 2026, in the heart of Europe, in Ukraine, the largest war since World War II and the bloodiest in terms of casualties in the 21st century is still ongoing.
21 May, 12:45 PM
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Ulyana Kulikova
Marketing Specialist and Community Leader
War and emigration are triggering a hidden identity crisis among Ukrainian adults
For decades, developmental psychology treated adulthood as a finished state, as if identity crises belonged only to adolescence while adults had already “figured themselves out.”
17 May, 06:33 PM
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Oleksii Kopytko
Military analyst, former advisor to the Ukrainian Defense Minister, and coordinator of the Information Resistance group
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Heavily guarded Putin exposes his growing isolation
May 9 military parade on Red Square exposed a growing sense of disgust toward a tired, heavily guarded Vladimir Putin rather than projecting superpower strength, an analyst wrote following the event.
11 May, 08:55 AM
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