Life in Ukraine

‘Slava Ukraini’ is the name of a young horse showing potential on the international racing scene. One of his owners, Jakob, and his wife Maria, have used the horse’s winnings to build a bomb shelter in a Lviv apartment block struck by a Russian missile that left 10 people dead. Born with health issues that many thought would prevent him from competing, ‘Slava Ukraini’ has defied the odds and proven his resilience, much like Ukraine in its fight against its neighbor.

The days of pepper spray and traveler's checks are over; nowadays, the best way to mitigate any threat to your security while traveling abroad is in your pocket. There are countless tales of humanitarian aid groups and military bases being targeted because individuals did not understand the risks involved with phone usage and the importance of diligent cyber security practices.

The ideals of the Olympic Games—celebrating peace, friendship, and the human spirit—contrast sharply with the ongoing challenges faced by Ukrainian athletes due to the war crimes committed by Russia.

On the path to the EU, Ukraine faces a dual challenge: implementing reforms and fighting a major war.

Madina Taimazova, a Russian judoka with military affiliations who also attended a pro-Kremlin event, is still being considered as a “neutral” for the Olympics in Paris this summer. Here’s all you need to know about her.

Amidst the ongoing war in Ukraine, the endangered Great Spotted Eagle faces heightened risks as Russia’s military activities disrupt their natural habitats. The destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam and the resulting ecological damage further threaten these majestic birds, underscoring the broader environmental damage caused by the war.