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An international medical conference — UA-MED HEAL Ukraine: Building Medical Resilience Together — took place at Harvard University, bringing together over 250 physicians, researchers, and...
This time, the Ukraine Action Summit took place under conditions in which American political dynamics are moving faster than at any time since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion. In Washington, not only have administrative priorities changed...
A warm and meaningful meeting of graduates of the Kyiv-Mohyla Academy with a delegation of the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy (NaUKMA) led by the university’s president, Dr. Serhiy Kvit, took place at the Ukrainian House in Washington...
The European Union is offering Washington a large-scale, updated format for a trade agreement focused on reducing tariffs on goods and market access...
In this column, as Russia’s war against Ukraine grinds on with Moscow not relenting on its maximalist demands, I look back at one brief but spectacular moment that came amid a time of hope and change in Moscow...
Harvard University hosted a series of events dedicated to medical support for Ukraine during the war...
The Protez Foundation Annual Fundraiser 2025 was held in Oakdale, Minnesota, an annual fundraiser that brought together veterans, diplomats, volunteers, artists, and donors for a common goal: to raise $200,000 for prosthetics and rehabilitation of wounded Ukrainians...
The war unleashed by Russia against Ukraine has once again entered a phase of intense confrontation...
For two days in a row, a true Ukrainian atmosphere reigned in St. Petersburg, Florida - the 44th annual Ukrainian AutumnFest was held on the territory of the Ukrainian Catholic Church of the Epiphany of Our Lord...
The Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 triggered the largest refugee crisis in Europe since World War II. Millions of Ukrainians fled their homes for asylum in the West with the vast majority going to Poland, Germany, and Czechia....
