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Attempt to export Scythian and Sarmatian artifacts to Germany: Kharkiv woman to be tried in Bukovyna

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“Diya withstood a record number of requests during the national selection for Eurovision 2025

Ukraine will be represented by Ziferblat at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025

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Occupants destroy the historic center of Mariupol under the guise of reconstruction
The Russian occupiers are destroying historic buildings in the center of Mariupol, planning to build a new housing estate for IDPs from the Russian Federation. Local residents are not provided with the promised compensation apartments, and construction is frozen due to lack of funding.

Ziferblat signs contract to represent Ukraine at Eurovision 2025
The winners of the national selection, Ziferblat, will represent Ukraine at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 in Basel.

“Read, Love and Support Ukrainian": a selection of books from the Ministry of Economy and KnyharnyaE for Valentine's Day
The Ministry of Economy, together with KnyharnyaE, has prepared a list of Ukrainian books that can be purchased with the funds of the National Cashback and ePromotion. The selection includes 9 romantic novels by contemporary Ukrainian authors.

Valentine's Day: history of the holiday and traditions of celebration around the world
Valentine's Day has a long history dating back to the third century AD and the Roman priest Valentine. Today, this holiday is celebrated in different countries around the world with unique traditions - from valentine cards to declarations of love to animals.

The 75th Berlin International Film Festival starts: main films and Ukraine's participation
The 75th Berlin Film Festival will screen the Ukrainian film Time Tape about schools during the war. The 19 films in competition also include new works by Richard Linklater and Lucille Hadzihalilovic.

Attempt to export Scythian and Sarmatian artifacts to Germany: Kharkiv woman to be tried in Bukovyna
A Kharkiv woman was detained in Bukovyna who was trying to send 83 archaeological valuables from different eras to Germany. The artifacts include items from the times of the Scythians, Sarmatians, Kievan Rus, and the Middle Ages.

Scandalous Eurovision Song Contest 2025: Ireland's representative will sing a song written by a Russian
Singer Emmi will represent Ireland at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025 with the song “Laika Party”. One of the authors of the song about the Soviet space dog is Larisa Tormi, a Russian woman living in Ireland.

UNESCO launches mission to Odesa to assess condition of historic center
A UNESCO and ICOMOS mission has begun work in Odesa to assess the condition of the city's historic center. Over the past three years, about 170 monuments have been damaged by Russian shelling.

European winemakers are adapting to changing consumer habits: what is involved
Wine producers in the EU are adapting to falling demand due to changing consumer habits, especially among young people. Experts recommend developing the market for non-alcoholic wines, which will grow to 14 billion euros by 2031.

Corpses have been dumped into the Thames River since the Bronze Age: what scientists have found out
Scientists have examined hundreds of human bones found in the Thames River, dating from 4000 BC to 1800 AD. Most of the remains date back to the Bronze and Iron Ages, which may indicate ritual practices or violent conflicts.

Construction of an underground parking lot on Starokyivska Hill: Kyiv authorities support the ban
The Kyiv authorities supported a petition to ban the construction of an underground parking lot near the Landscape Alley on Starokyivska Hill. The project included a parking lot for 320 cars and a shelter for 1,650 people.

Preserving national identity: Kyiv honors the memory of a prominent kobzar
Kyiv honored the memory of the outstanding kobzar.

Mykhailo Poplavsky and Pavlo Zibrov announce the launch of the joint project “Ukrainian Song of the Year - 2024”
The gala concert to mark the 20th anniversary of the Ukrainian Song of the Year National Music Award will take place in May 2025. The project will be held under the slogan “Songs Burnt by War” and will honor the best performers in five nominations.

KCSA: Director of Bilous Young Theater to be dismissed after scandal
Andriy Bilous will be removed from his post as director of the Young Theater in Kyiv on charges of unethical behavior. The KCSA will set up a special commission to investigate the situation, and the police have already launched a criminal investigation.

The documentary “The Porcelain War” wins the US Directors Guild Award
The documentary The Porcelain War won a Director's Guild Award and was nominated for an Oscar in 2025. The film tells the story of three Ukrainian ceramic artists who left Crimea due to the occupation and now work in Kharkiv.

Potap gave a long interview to a Russian journalist and explained his trips abroad
Potap gave an interview to Russian journalist Yuri Dud, where he explained the reasons for his foreign trips. The artist said that he had official travel permits and that he was using all his earnings to help the army.

The power of the family: Ukrainian craftsmen are working on the creation of the Yavoriv Toy Museum
Ukrainian craftsmen are working on the creation of the Yavoriv Toy Museum.

“Kayak to Eurovision and Jesus on stage": memes from the National Selection
Social networks are full of memes after the National Selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025. Users paid special attention to the image of the host Vasyl Baidak and his “wedding” costume.

“Diya withstood a record number of requests during the national selection for Eurovision 2025
More than 300 thousand Ukrainians voted through Diia in the national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025. At the peak of voting, the app processed 18 thousand requests per second instead of the usual 800-900.

Ukraine will be represented by Ziferblat at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025
The song “Bird Of Pray” by Ziferblat has won the national selection for the Eurovision Song Contest 2025. The winner was determined by the jury and viewers, including 362.4 thousand votes via Diia.

Today Ukraine will choose a representative for Eurovision 2025: where to watch the final and how to vote
The final of the National Selection for Eurovision 2025 will take place today at 18:30. The show will feature 10 finalists and Ukrainian showbiz stars, and the winner will be determined by the jury and viewers via Diia and SMS.

Scotch Whisky Day and Marriage Proposal Day: what is celebrated on February 8
February 8 is the International Day of Scotch Whisky, Opera Day, and Marriage Proposal Day. Also on this day, the Orthodox Church honors Saints Zacharias the Sickle and Theodore the Stratilite.

State Film Agency returns to the control of the Ministry of Culture: what will change for the film industry
The Cabinet of Ministers returned the State Film Agency to the Ministry of Culture and Strategic Communications. The decision should strengthen the role of cinema in cultural diplomacy and promote international recognition of the Ukrainian film industry.

Preservation of cultural heritage: philanthropists launch new grant competition
The MHP-Community Charitable Foundation together with the UCF have announced a competition “Culture in the Focus of Communities” with grants of up to UAH 1 million. Applications will be accepted until February 24, 2025 for legal entities and individuals.

UNESCO condemns Russia's attack on cultural heritage sites in Odesa on November 14
UNESCO condemned the Russian strikes on Odesa on November 14 that damaged 21 architectural monuments in the city's historic center. The organization sent a mission to assess the damage and called for an end to attacks on cultural property.

New York Fashion Week: Pantone announced colors and Marc Jacobs surprised with a show
New York Fashion Week kicked off with collections for 2025 from 54 American designers. Pantone presented the main shades of the season, and Marc Jacobs opened the event with an unusual show in a library.

“Corals for a beauty": a unique exhibition of Ukrainian beads takes place in Brovary
The Svitlytsia Cultural and Educational Center presents a collection of necklaces by Olha Shuvaieva-Nechyporuk. The exhibition is accompanied by a music and poetry program and will run until the end of February.

Taisiya Povaliy to be tried in absentia for collaboration in Ukraine
Taisiya Povaliy will be tried in absentia in Ukraine for collaboration and support of Russian aggression. The court has already ruled to seize her property, including land, houses and rights to her songs.

XIII Book Arsenal in Kyiv: when will it start and what are the organizers preparing
The XIII International Book Arsenal Festival will take place in Kyiv from May 29 to June 1. The event will take place on the ground floor of the Old Arsenal with seven stages and six thematic areas.

Oleksandr Balaban suspended from work at Kyiv National University of Culture and Arts after accusations of harassment and humiliation of students
Oleksandr Balaban, the head of the Department of TV Journalism at KNUKiM, was dismissed from his position due to harassment allegations. Former students reported unethical behavior and humiliation on his part.