Germany is optimistic that the EU will provide a €50 billion aid package to Ukraine, despite Hungary's opposition.
The Prime Minister of Ukraine seeks to convene an emergency meeting with donors due to uncertainty over the 2024 budget.
Oleksandr Zgursky, featured in the Imagine Dragons video, rebuilt his destroyed home in Ukraine thanks to a donor from UNITED 24.
Kyrylo Kernes, the son of the late former mayor of Kharkiv, is suspected of possibly assisting pro-Russian elements to destabilize the region. Russian-backed politician Yevhen Muraiev may use Kernes to advance Russian goals in Ukraine.
Ukrainian defender receives modern bionic prosthesis.
Marketing Director of AB InBev Efes Ukraine Kateryna Sakharnova on restoring market positions.
In December 2023, the DobroDiy Charity Exchange helped 21 seriously ill children.
EVA will implement a new logistics system with robots that can automatically move warehouse sections.
The High Council of Justice can discipline judges, including the Supreme Court, but it lacks the political will to do so, says lawyer Denys Tsypin.
The release of a new documentary about Denys Monastyrsky "Unfinished Flight" is announced.
Nova Poshta has completed a fundraiser to strengthen the protection of Ukrainian skies. The funds were raised as part of the "Pack the Sky - Upgrade Air Defense" project.
Aurora multimarket chain together with its customers supported children from the burn unit of the "Unbreakable" center.
UK Ministry of Defense shows training of Ukrainian military.
Since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine, Russian troops have lost 356,670 soldiers and 5,940 tanks.
Iranian-backed Houthi rebels attack another ship in the Red Sea. Austin says the US will take necessary measures to protect
The Ukrainian Defense Forces continue to actively inflict losses in manpower and equipment on the occupation forces, depleting the enemy along the entire front line.
Over the past day, missile troops destroyed 5 areas of concentration of personnel, weapons and military equipment, 2 command posts, 6 ammunition depots and 2 enemy artillery sites.
Seven Shaheed drones were shot down overnight by the Ukrainian Air Defense Forces in Dnipropetrovs'k, Kirovohrad and Zaporizhzhia regions.
Amid problems with Western aid to Ukraine, the Joe Biden administration and European officials are quietly changing their strategy for supporting Ukraine, shifting the focus from achieving a complete victory over Russia to improving Kyiv's position in possible negotiations to end the war.
The enemy shelled Kherson three times in 24 hours, twice in Stanislav. Civilian infrastructure was destroyed, and people were also injured.
The Russian Defense Ministry announces that two Ukrainian drones were shot down in Crimea.
The invaders started bringing representatives of "small peoples" to the temporarily occupied territories of Luhansk region.
An An-24 plane with 34 people on board safely lands on a frozen river in Yakutia; no one was injured, and an investigation is underway.
The Pope mentioned Ukraine only in his big Christmas speech. Moving on from the events of two thousand years ago, when Jesus was born, the pontiff called modern children whose childhood was destroyed by war "little Jesuses."
Flooding and landslides in Congo claim 40 lives.
Austria agrees to gradual accession of Bulgaria and Romania to the Schengen area.
Seoul is conducting exercises to prevent a surprise attack by the DPRK, learning from the example of Hamas' attack on Israel. More than 1,000 military personnel took part in the exercise.
David Kozak, the Prague University shooter, also confessed to earlier murders, including of a man and his daughter in Klanowicki Park.
Jacques Delors, a key architect of the modern EU and former President of the European Commission, has died at the age of 98. He played a key role in creating the single market and laid the foundation for the euro.
Fishermen found a man alive in a car under a bridge in Indiana six days after the accident; he survived thanks to rainwater.
