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12:08Ukrainian serviceman Kulish wins European Championship in bullet shooting
87% of Ukrainians believe Russia won't halt at currently occupied territories – survey
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10:26US intelligence halt: Where things stand as Ukraine and US hold talks in Jeddah
Rebuilding Ukraine: Iceland transfers over €2 mln to bolster Ukrainian energy sector
Ukrainian soldier in Venice saves life of bleeding man, providing medical assistance
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08:30Russian Defense Ministry allegedly intercepts and destroys 337 Ukrainian drones overnight
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"We hope for a practical result": Zelensky meets with Saudi Arabia's prince
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19:24United to win: Danish authorities declare willingness to deploy military forces to Ukraine
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14:43Solutions from Ukraine: Lviv stages plays addressing theme of domestic violence
"Putin's useful idiots": Nate Vance, relative of American VP, criticizes Trump and his cousin after serving in Ukrainian army
Solutions from Ukraine: Skvot online school launches first graphic design course in sign language
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US intelligence halt: Where things stand as Ukraine and US hold talks in Jeddah
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Why Taras Shevchenko is more than just a poet to Ukrainians
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"She used to look away from the mirror — now she smiles": How Neopalymi burn survivor program helps Ukrainian children heal from scars of war
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28 jun, 10:54How HelpPrint hotline brings vital support to Ukrainians in occupied territories
She's Got It
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?
6 mar, 13:02
Why Taras Shevchenko is more than just a poet to Ukrainians
4 mar, 13:40
Why doesn't President Zelensky wear a suit?
24 feb, 11:13
"Coffee in hand, shocked into reality": Five harrowing memories from the morning of February 24
14 feb, 09:54
Kyiv construction crisis: What's happening and how to stop it
US intelligence halt: Where things stand as Ukraine and US hold talks in Jeddah
High-level negotiations between Ukrainian and US representatives have begun in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. One of the key topics on the agenda may be the recent suspension of US intelligence-sharing with Ukraine. Rubryka explores what is currently known about the halt in intelligence-sharing and whether Ukraine can find alternative sources to compensate for the loss.
5 mar, 16:32
"She used to look away from the mirror — now she smiles": How Neopalymi burn survivor program helps Ukrainian children heal from scars of war
2 mar, 12:45
Mykolaiv sports college battered by war rebuilds to train Ukraine's next Olympic champions
28 feb, 09:10
Prosthetics program, books for libraries, and criminal investigation: How Rubryka's stories inspire change
How to help explosion victim: What to do and what to avoid
Injuries caused by explosions are sadly common in Ukraine during times of war. Knowing how to give basic first aid can mean the difference between life and death. So, what should you do to help someone who's been hurt? How do you contact emergency services quickly and effectively? And what should you avoid doing to prevent making the situation worse? Rubryka spoke with Anna Dziuba, a tactical medicine and first aid instructor from the Soloma Cats Charity Foundation, and Yana Horokhova, a paramedic, to find out.
25 feb, 15:15
Fat Tuesday the Ukrainian way: what to cook for Masnytsia
21 feb, 13:00
Masnytsia: A festive welcome to Ukrainian spring traditions
13 feb, 13:46
Calming a scared dog: expert tips for handling fear of loud noises
13 feb, 11:54
How Trump grant freeze affects Ukrainian nonprofits and media — and what they can do next
Ukrainian literature in English: Discover 5 remarkable Ukrainian women writers
Discover the voices of five extraordinary Ukrainian women authors whose works are available in English — perfect for your next read!
10 feb, 17:10
Sex life and long-distance relationships: how to keep the spark alive when your partner is far away
11 dec, 17:23
A place to recharge: How women in one small Ukrainian community created a space that brings locals together
10 dec, 12:17
Gamified therapy sessions: How Ukrainian grandmothers are supporting children’s mental health through play and purpose
4 dec, 16:47
