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11:37The Ukrainian Student League is systematically seeking solutions to strengthen student self-government bodies
United to win: British Prime Minister to hold summit of European leaders to plan next steps on Ukraine
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10:41Ukraine hosts Culinary Battles with First Lady Zelenska as jury member, featuring schoolchildren from six regions
"It can't be peace that rewards the aggressor" – British PM
Solutions from Ukraine: Ukrainian schools introduce financial literacy lessons
Kremlin leader asserts no territorial concessions from Russia – ISW
Trump anticipates positive meeting with Zelensky, aims for swift ceasefire in war
Impact
Prosthetics program, books for libraries, and criminal investigation: How Rubryka's stories inspire change
27.02.2025
19:32Usyk tops Ring magazine's ranking as best boxer
Solutions from Ukraine: Bolt introduces Women for Women ride category in Kyiv
Romania to shoot down Russian drones entering its airspace
Ukraine ‘can forget’ about NATO – Trump
Russia spends nearly $1 bln daily on war against Ukraine – intelligence head Budanov
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09:57Solutions from Ukraine: innovative medical simulation center opens in Lviv for student training
United to win: Finland to procure €660 mln worth of military products for Ukraine from domestic companies
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08:45February in Ukraine: a glimpse through Rubryka’s lens
North Korea deploys over 1,000 troops to Russia – South Korean intelligence
26.02.2025
20:58 Video
Solutions from Ukraine: Ukrainian foundation and Spanish agency create alarm clock linked to Ukraine's air raid system for US politicians
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Best solutions
Solutions
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
Solutions
7 aug, 13:08Horses and healing: How hippotherapy rehabilitation program helps Ukraine’s war veterans
Special Project
31 jul, 11:00From battlefields to civil life: How VETERANKA movement supports Ukrainian women soldiers and veterans
Editorial
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
Editorial
5 may, 16:55The light at the end of the tunnel: solution journalism during war
Solutions
15 mar, 19:30How can I support Ukraine from abroad?
5 feb, 16:21
Rare earth elements for peace: What you need to know about Ukraine's critical minerals
23 jan, 13:56
Promises, protests, and controversy: Inside Ukraine’s battle for National War Memorial Cemetery
22 jan, 10:00
Energy Conscious: How Ukraine is promoting energy independence
16 jan, 13:32
Cycling trip for Ukraine: Meet 5 cyclists who biked across borders to help Ukraine
"Coffee in hand, shocked into reality": Five harrowing memories from the morning of February 24
Rubryka, in collaboration with the War Archive project, shares the memories of five Ukrainians who experienced the morning of February 24 in different cities and in different ways. Each account reflects the pain inflicted by Russia, and it is crucial that these stories are documented and thoroughly examined.
28 feb, 09:10
Prosthetics program, books for libraries, and criminal investigation: How Rubryka's stories inspire change
25 feb, 17:01
Invictus Games 2025: How Ukrainian veterans overcome themselves and inspire others
25 feb, 14:01
Shelterbelts of Life: How one project is helping Ukrainian communities restore their green barriers
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.
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
10 feb, 17:10
Sex life and long-distance relationships: how to keep the spark alive when your partner is far away
Sex life and long-distance relationships: how to keep the spark alive when your partner is far away
Rubryka talked to sexologists to create a special guide for those who keep loving despite the distance. Keep it, use it, and let your love live on!
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
Sexist humor and jokes during war: How women are redefining Ukrainian comedy
3 dec, 11:24
Empowering women with disabilities: "Be Your Own Goal" camp forges paths to leadership
3 feb, 16:49
Wildflowers in the city: How Ukrainians are improving urban biodiversity
20 jan, 15:17
How Ukrainian communities can reduce waste even during war and support Ukraine's recovery
15 jan, 15:51
