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Solutions to win: defense ministry allocates one-third of military budget to technological weapons
Pope Francis, first Latin American Pontiff, dies at Vatican at 88
Zelensky: Russian troops violate 'Easter truce' nearly 3,000 times
Israel sends Ukraine medicine for radiation sickness after Russian drone strike on Chornobyl nuclear plant
Kremlin militarizes Russian society to justify Ukraine invasion and prepare for possible prolonged conflict with NATO – ISW
US awaits Ukraine’s decision on recognizing Crimea as Russian and rejecting NATO membership – WSJ
20.04.2025
19:37Ukrainian tennis star Elina Svitolina wins WTA 250 Tournament in Rouen
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12:55Ukrainian athlete Onofriichuk wins Rhythmic Gymnastics World Cup Hoop title and three additional medals
Ukraine's foreign ministry demands apology after Fox News calls Kyiv a Russian city during Easter broadcast
Ukraine's intelligence prepares new operations to free POWs
"Sooner or later, evil will retreat and life will triumph" — Zelensky in Easter message to Ukrainians
19.04.2025
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15:37277 Ukrainian soldiers return from Russian captivity
"This association is about the power of regional journalism": Anastasia Rudenko, Rubryka's editor-in-chief, on Recovery Window media network
Holy Fire descends in the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem
Russia pushes for US to lift air sanctions, but EU blocks the move — Politico
Ukrainian wins "Best eco-costume" at Miss Eco International and reaches finals
18.04.2025
15:34Japan to provide Ukraine with $3 bln using frozen Russian assets
Ukraine returns bodies of 909 more fallen defenders
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28 jun, 10:54How HelpPrint hotline brings vital support to Ukrainians in occupied territories
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19 jun, 17:15Getting into truck driving: How Ukrainian women overcome stereotypes and learn "men's" profession
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7 aug, 13:08Horses and healing: How hippotherapy rehabilitation program helps Ukraine’s war veterans
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31 jul, 11:00From battlefields to civil life: How VETERANKA movement supports Ukrainian women soldiers and veterans
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21 nov, 10:56Rubryka launches English-language Instagram: Who is this solution for?
28 jan, 15:49
Make warmth from another continent: how Americans knit warm clothes for Ukrainians
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5 may, 16:55The light at the end of the tunnel: solution journalism during war
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15 mar, 19:30How can I support Ukraine from abroad?
11 apr, 13:55
Ukrainian Cabaret: What you need to know about Ukraine theater sensation
10 apr, 14:25
Ukraine communities can build back better and greener: interview with DiXi Group’s Roman Nitsovych
27 mar, 14:18
Rebuilding amid conflict. How Ukraine's Energy Efficiency Fund adapts to war
26 mar, 14:54
What's going on in US–Ukraine relations: interview with the head of Institute of American Studies
Svitanok.NYC: How Ukrainians in the US combat propaganda, influence lawmakers, and mobilize community action
Rubryka spoke with Oleksandr Taran, head of Svitanok.NYC—a Ukrainian NGO established in New York after Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The organization's primary goal is to raise American public awareness about events in Ukraine and counter Russian propaganda.
How children from orphanages are supported in Ukraine
Rubryka tells the story of a mentorship project for children in Ukrainian orphanages by the Your Support Charity Foundation. If you live in Kyiv, the surrounding region, or any other Ukrainian city, and want to help children in institutional care gain a better shot at a decent life, this article is for you.
4 apr, 13:27
Finding the right fit: How Ukrainians navigate recruitment and roles in the armed forces
4 apr, 11:45
There is life beyond coffee: Experts share tips and alternatives
31 mar, 15:28
Solutions journalism works: Rubryka's top 10 best articles in March
28 mar, 17:38
Teens with autism: Expert guide to support your child into secure adulthood
10 apr, 14:25
Ukraine communities can build back better and greener: interview with DiXi Group’s Roman Nitsovych
27 mar, 14:18
Rebuilding amid conflict. How Ukraine's Energy Efficiency Fund adapts to war
25 feb, 14:01
Shelterbelts of Life: How one project is helping Ukrainian communities restore their green barriers
War through the eyes of those who wait: How Pomitna project sheds light on struggles of Ukrainian soldiers' loved ones
Partners of Ukrainian soldiers often face hardships and emotional struggles alone. Drawing from real stories, the art project Pomitna portrays the everyday lives of those who wait for their loved ones and helps call attention to their experiences. Rubryka details how this idea was born and brought to life.
25 mar, 17:46
Artspace to foundation raising millions: the story of one Ukrainian volunteer
17 mar, 15:13
Going back to your roots: Inspiring story of American-Ukrainian artist and her investigation of Ukrainian ancestry
13 mar, 14:19
Beyond limits: 40 vulnerable women in Ukraine unlock their potential
3 mar, 14:55
