Ukrainian News

Once a prime destination for filming music videos, TV shows and films, Kyiv is struggling to keep its local film production industry afloat. Will companies that once serviced foreign clients with big budgets be able to reinvent themselves? We speak to three prominent members of the film production industry in Ukraine to find out.

Russia continues to commit heinous war crimes and impunity has left the Kremlin feeling “untouchable”. Today, we highlight another landmark case in international courts, and the pursuit of justice and accountability for crimes of aggression, in Ukraine.

February 2024 was a record month for Ukrainian maritime exports since the start of the full-scale invasion: about 8 million tons of cargo were shipped through its ports. But how did that happen? We look at the Ukrainian Sea Corridor and how it came into existence.

Ukraine is fighting for its right to exist, in what many call the biggest war since WWII. People watch in terror, some call for peace talks, afraid that war will come knocking on their door. But can peace be achieved by talking to a regime that seems to habitually lie?

Ukrainian officials are questioning the ongoing Polish farmer blockade at the border, as Poland previously banned imports of Ukrainian grain. EU officials have joined in expressing confusion over the farmers' rationale for the protest.

At the heart of Ukraine's ongoing war, a battle for air superiority has yet to see one clear winner. Amongst the chaos is Yevhen Solovyov, a 33-year-old helicopter pilot whose daring missions have become legendary.