Ukraine

On the night of July 31, 20-year-old volunteer and tactical medicine instructor Vitalina Yarovenko was killed in Kyiv. Along with other volunteers, she had traveled to the Darnytskyi district to help people in the aftermath of a Russian attack.

Seven years ago, Ukrainians last voted in a nationwide election. In 2019, the country elected a president and a new parliament. The next elections were scheduled to take place in 2023–2024, but they were postponed due to martial law.

As I am currently in Poland, meeting with local government officials, members of the Sejm, senators, government officials, and public figures, I am once again convinced that: despite high-profile provocations and isolated incidents of xenophobia, the overwhelming majority of Polish society and Polish politicians support Ukraine.

The State Border Guard Service of Ukraine has released data on trends in visits to Ukraine by citizens of the Russian Federation from 2022 to 2026—since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

The State Border Guard Service of Ukraine has identified the country from which the largest number of citizens entered Ukraine between 2022 and 2026.

Heorgiy Tykhyy, spokesperson for the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, revealed details about the new 22nd package of sanctions that the European Union is preparing to impose on Russia.

As a result of Russian shelling of energy infrastructure, as of the morning of August 3, some consumers in six regions of Ukraine were temporarily without power.

Lately, Trump has once again started making comments about Ukraine that we definitely don't like.

In Poland, which has taken in millions of Ukrainians since the start of the war, there has been a surge in xenophobia: the number of crimes against Ukrainian citizens has risen by more than 30%.

Heorgiy Tykhyy, spokesperson for the Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, commented on Russian dictator Vladimir Putin’s statement that Ukraine’s western territories could be seized by its western neighbors.