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Ukraine's FM calls on partners not to be guided by fear of escalation in support decisions
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17:21Ukrainian veteran and UNBROKEN rehabilitation center mentor participated in Berlin
Ukraine and Czech Republic held another round of negotiations on bilateral security agreement
War intensifies environmental issues in Kharkiv Region
Blinken teases air defense announcement for Ukraine ahead of NATO summit
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10:15Sweden to hold exhibition of Ukrainian books destroyed by Russia
Russia will use UN Security Council presidency as power projection base — ISW
Hungarian PM arrives in Kyiv first time since 2012
Vienna prosecutor's office to investigate Russian sexual crimes in Ukraine
Netherlands to deliver first F-16 to Ukraine shortly
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22:24Czech Republic is ready to further search for ammunition for Ukraine
Democrats call on Pentagon to train more Ukrainian pilots on F-16 fighters
Ukrainian DELTA combat system successfully integrated with Polish TOPAZ artillery control system
Zelensky meets US Congress House of Representatives delegation on additional Patriots for Ukraine
Resilience through innovation and integration: outcomes of Impact Force Forum 2024
Ukraine informs European Commission about suspension of trucks passage to Poland
Turkey, Romania, and Bulgaria start de-mining work in Black Sea
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Beach season during war: How Ukrainians can safely relax at the Black Sea
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29 mar, 17:37Solutions journalism works: Rubryka's 10 best articles in March
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29 feb, 14:43Solutions journalism works: Rubryka's 10 best articles in February
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7 feb, 13:17Solutions journalism works: Rubryka's 10 best articles in January
Editorial
21 nov, 10:56Rubryka launches English-language Instagram: Who is this solution for?
Solution
14 dec, 18:18First symbolic, then real rebuilding: how the Ukrainian Puzzles initiative helps Ukraine's reconstruction
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27 nov, 13:11"We need to get up and do something": teenagers create change in rebuilding Ukraine’s communities
In Handy
24 nov, 14:03"The situation at the front is changing, which means the nets must also change": how to properly weave camouflage nets
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31 aug, 16:56"If not me, then who?": Building Ukraine Together NGO rebuilds the country and eliminates barriers between people
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23 aug, 10:04"The path will teach everything:" Ukrainian travelers raise money for the army by hiking
Podcast
30 jun, 19:22Supporting Ukrainian business abroad is crucial for victory
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31 may, 12:15How Ukraine brought its heroes to life
28 jan, 15:49
Make warmth from another continent: how Americans knit warm clothes for Ukrainians
25 jun, 16:00
Beautiful places in Ukraine: Five unusual local attractions to explore
21 jun, 15:18
Harvard professor Epstein: Ukraine can better use refugees as advocates of change
20 jun, 16:51
One million raised in less than 48 hours: How Slovaks support Ukrainian army despite their government's pro-Russian policy
18 jun, 15:37
Ukrainian Midsummer: How Ukrainians celebrate the mystical holiday of Ivan Kupala
Beach season during war: How Ukrainians can safely relax at the Black Sea
The sea always lures people to visit during hot weather. Odesa is a port city in the Ukrainian south where locals were spending time on the coast. Every beach season, thousands of tourists from around the world also came here to sunbathe and enjoy the Black Sea coastline before the war. However, since Russia started its large-scale invasion of Ukraine, such recreation is no longer safe. It has even become a distant dream not only for the city's guests but also for the residents of Odesa. Rubryka investigated how safe it is to swim in the waves of the Black Sea during wartime.
Social entrepreneurship: how it works and who promotes it in Ukraine
Imagine a world where every business solves not just economic problems but also social problems. In the conditions of global changes, social ...
12 jun, 16:43
Where to travel when in Ukraine: hidden gems and safer options
31 may, 13:41
Solutions journalism works: Rubryka’s ten best articles in May
1 may, 13:21
Ukrainian Easter paska bread: delicious holiday solutions
24 apr, 14:07
Exploring Ukraine's cinema world: Top 10 Ukrainian films you need to watch
Getting into truck driving: How Ukrainian women overcome stereotypes and learn "men's" profession
Rubryka tells the story of the first courses in Ukraine for women who want to drive trucks and the journey of those who have completed them and are seeking a new career. In our report, you will learn what the classes teach, if the job is tough, and whether employers are ready to hire women truck drivers.
29 may, 16:13
“Women can do this job too”: How Ukrainian all-women firefighting team aid their community amid war
23 may, 11:59
Cozy Homes for IDPs: How a kind Ukrainian woman helps displaced people settle in
20 may, 12:32
Ukrainian House in the capital of Transylvania: How a community of refugees created a shared space from scratch
10 may, 12:57
"When there's a common enemy, you have to unite": Ukrainian women building bridges of friendship between Georgia and Ukraine
28 jun, 10:54
How HelpPrint hotline brings vital support to Ukrainians in occupied territories
9 may, 14:17
Deportation, discredit and hidden agenda of war: how Russian disinformation about EU and Ukraine works
6 may, 13:36
