A New Chapter in Education: Crimean Tatar Language at Ukrainian Universities

NAUKMA has initiated the teaching of the Crimean Tatar language, promoting the preservation of culture and identity for the Crimean Tatar people.

Discover Japanese Culture at the Autumn Festival in Kyiv

Explore Japanese culture at the festival in Kyiv running until September 7, 2025.

Announcement of the 2025 Literary Prize Winners

Learn about the winners of the National Literary and Artistic Prize 'Kyiv Book of the Year' for 2025.

New Solutions for Bus Transportation in Zaporizhzhia

Zaporizhzhia authorities are taking steps to restore bus services after the bus station was destroyed.

Mobile Library on Wheels: A New Project for Ukrainians

A mobile library project named 'Buksin' has been launched in Ukraine to provide access to literature in various communities, especially for internally displaced persons.

Honoring Ukrainian Signal Forces

A tribute to Ukrainian signal forces who ensure communication during war.

New Opportunities for Youth in Kharkiv

A new space for youth development has opened in Kharkiv, offering learning, interaction, and creativity.

Remarkable Act: Husband Donates Liver to Wife

In Lviv, a husband donated part of his liver to save his wife's life in a rare medical case.

Medical Facility Devastated in Kyiv

A medical facility in the Podil district of Kyiv has been almost completely destroyed due to a nighttime attack.

Astonishing Visions: Sasha Lunova's New Exhibition

Sasha Lunova's exhibition 'From the Ceiling' offers a fresh perspective on inspiration from everyday life.

Hanenkos' Art Exhibition: A Journey Through Time

Exploring the cultural heritage of the Hanenko family through their library and art.

Serhiy Zhadan: Award and War

Serhiy Zhadan has been awarded the Austrian State Prize for European Literature 2025 for his contributions to literature during wartime.

In Memory of Ihor Kalynets: A Legend of Ukrainian Literature

Honoring the memory of Ihor Kalynets, a distinguished dissident and writer whose artistry and fight for freedom left a profound mark on Ukrainian culture.

Victoria Amelina: A Posthumous Honor from the Orwell Prize

An article about Victoria Amelina, a Ukrainian writer posthumously awarded the Orwell Prize for her book on women and war.

Destruction of Clinic in Bila Tserkva: Consequences of Russian Shelling

Following the Russian army's shelling, a clinic in Bila Tserkva suffered significant destruction. Children with disabilities are now without essential support.