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United to win: new factory in Finland to produce drones for Ukraine and EU needs
Russian occupiers execute five more Ukrainian POWs in Zaporizhzhia
Russia launches 188 missiles and drones on Ukraine, targeting energy sector
New US Special Representative for Ukraine pledges to secure "peace through strength" in inaugural statement
Ukraine's presidential advisor rejects US request to lower mobilization age to 18, citing lack of weapons for existing soldiers
United to win: US plans to provide Ukraine with new $725 mln military aid package
Ukrainian athlete makes history with world record in freediving
Rebuilding Ukraine: Lithuania pledges €5 mln to install solar power plants in Ukraine
Solutions from Ukraine: STEM is FEM introduces innovative cybersecurity education program for girls
How Western partners and companies are investing in Ukraine's defense industry
Rebuilding Ukraine: Tuzlivska school breaks ground on first Ukrainian shelter funded by UNITED24 donations
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How HelpPrint hotline brings vital support to Ukrainians in occupied territories
Getting into truck driving: How Ukrainian women overcome stereotypes and learn "men's" profession
Horses and healing: How hippotherapy rehabilitation program helps Ukraine’s war veterans
From battlefields to civil life: How VETERANKA movement supports Ukrainian women soldiers and veterans
Rubryka launches English-language Instagram: Who is this solution for?
Make warmth from another continent: how Americans knit warm clothes for Ukrainians
The light at the end of the tunnel: solution journalism during war
How can I support Ukraine from abroad?
Esports in Ukraine: 5 fun facts that will surprise you
Ukraine book recommendations: Top 5 Ukrainian writers who could've won Nobel Prize
Rubryka, Lviv Media Forum, and Ukrainian PEN receive prestigious award from World Movement for Democracy in South Africa
Top celebrities supporting Ukraine in 2024: from donations to advocacy
How Western partners and companies are investing in Ukraine's defense industry
When Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, EU countries began ramping up their arms production. However, democracy and bureaucracy slowed the process. Now, European nations have the funds but lack military factories and production capacity. Ukraine, on the other hand, has factories operating below capacity due to insufficient funding. So why not invest in Ukraine's defense industry? Rubryka explains how the West is supporting Ukraine's weapon production.
Solutions journalism works: Rubryka's ten best articles in October
Solutions for community development, comfortable cities, Ukrainian entrepreneurship and society inclusiveness.
Solutions journalism works: Rubryka's ten best articles in September
From struggle to healthy routine: Ukraine's RUN21 club shares how to fall in love with running
Solutions journalism works: Rubryka's ten best articles in August
Solutions journalism works: Rubryka's ten best articles in July
All-women teams in Ukraine defy stereotypes and rebuild homes destroyed by war
Until 2017, Ukrainian law restricted women from taking on jobs deemed dangerous or harmful to them. However, since the war began in 2014, Ukrainian women, despite these limitations, have worked as artillery soldiers, drivers, and construction workers and have taken on challenging tasks dangerous not just for women but for men, too. In a country at war, there's no room for discrimination because there's only one goal — victory. Rubryka shares the story of women volunteers from the initiative Repair Together, who, defying stereotypes, work on construction sites to help those affected by Russian aggression rebuild their destroyed homes.
Breaking barriers: Maryna Lytovchenko's journey from Paralympic glory to empowering women with disabilities
Ukrainian cafés join Pink October: What's the solution?
Barrier-Free Salon: Ukrainian volunteers bring inclusive beauty services to people with disabilities
"Every child gets their best chance": How the House of Butterflies brings hope to seriously ill Ukrainian children
582 hours with tourniquet: How Ukrainian soldier survived severe injury
How to support Ukraine and take care of your mental health: 10 therapist tips
"Every child gets their best chance": How the House of Butterflies brings hope to seriously ill Ukrainian children
Enhancing road safety: how the EU project is changing Ukrainian city infrastructure
How Lviv's "Take a House Under Guardianship" Initiative is reviving damaged properties after Russia's attack
