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Svitlana Ostapa, the head of the supervisory board at the Public Broadcasting Company of Ukraine, announced this on Facebook.
"The Kalush Orchestra will represent Ukraine at the Eurovision Song Contest in Turin," Ostapa wrote.
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Ukrainian businesses, including book publishing houses, were caught off guard when Russia launched its invasion in 2022. Despite being ill-prepared for what was to come, the publishing industry recognized the crucial role of books in sustaining Ukrainians seeking sources of comfort and learning. It understood the significance of books in preserving Ukrainian culture and fighting for its survival against Russian aggression. Rubryka looks at how Ukrainian publishers stay resilient in hell or high water after two years of full-scale war.
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