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The OSCE Report on war crimes in Ukraine as of February 24, 2022

2022-04-19T18:02:01+02:00

The OSCE Report on war crimes in Ukraine as of February 24, 2022 On February 24, 2022, the Russian Federation invaded Ukraine. The Ukrainians have been subjected to shelling and brutal violence by Russian soldiers since 24 February. The OSCE presents its REPORT ON VIOLATIONS OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN AND HUMAN RIGHTS LAW, WAR CRIMES AND CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY COMMITTED IN UKRAINE SINCE 24 FEBRUARY 2022. The report was prepared by

The OSCE Report on war crimes in Ukraine as of February 24, 20222022-04-19T18:02:01+02:00

How the Ukrainian migrant crisis will replace Europe

2022-04-19T18:27:08+02:00

How the Ukrainian migrant crisis will replace Europe Why European countries treat Ukrainian refugees better than Syrian refugees. Which countries are no longer able to cope with the influx of migrants. Will Ukrainians fleeing the war help the EU economy? The Economist analyzed these questions in its article. The most massive resettlement since World War I The number of Ukrainian displaced to other countries will soon reach 4 million and

How the Ukrainian migrant crisis will replace Europe2022-04-19T18:27:08+02:00

World support for Ukraine rose to $18 billion. Who transferred the most

2022-04-19T18:19:14+02:00

World support for Ukraine rose to $18 billion. Who transferred the most A man loads humanitarian aid for Ukrainians in Krakow on April 4, 2022. The world has united to support Ukraine. Even without military aid, it has reached eleven-digit dollar amounts. So far this is many times less than the estimate of material damage from the war, but the amount of receipts continues to grow. Among individual

World support for Ukraine rose to $18 billion. Who transferred the most2022-04-19T18:19:14+02:00

New anti-war rallies take place in Russia

2022-04-19T18:15:24+02:00

New anti-war rallies take place in Russia New anti-war rallies are taking place in Russia, despite the bans. Regional publications report single pickets and small gatherings of protesters, and there are detainees. Street protests have been significantly reduced compared to what they were in the first weeks of the invasion of Ukraine. At the same time, new forms of protest are emerging: activists draw anti-war graffiti, post post posters and

New anti-war rallies take place in Russia2022-04-19T18:15:24+02:00

An artist in St. Petersburg was sent to the detention center for replacing price tags with flyers with news about Mariupol

2022-04-19T18:11:21+02:00

An artist in St. Petersburg was sent to the detention center for replacing price tags with flyers with news about Mariupol The court in St. Petersburg, after a five-hour closed session, sent Sasha Skochilenko, artist and former employee of Bumaga newspaper, to the pre-trial detention center until June 1. The girl faces up to 10 years in prison for the fact that on March 31 she replaced the price tags

An artist in St. Petersburg was sent to the detention center for replacing price tags with flyers with news about Mariupol2022-04-19T18:11:21+02:00

30,000 Ukrainians returning home every day, say relief agencies

2022-04-15T17:55:50+02:00

30,000 Ukrainians returning home every day, say relief agencies © UNICEF/Julia Kochetova More than 870,000 people who fled abroad since the Russian invasion on 24 February, have now returned to Ukraine, UN humanitarians said in their latest emergency update, amid concerns about deteriorating food security inside the country. Citing the State Border Guard Service, UN aid coordination office, OCHA, said that 30,000 people are crossing back into Ukraine every day.

30,000 Ukrainians returning home every day, say relief agencies2022-04-15T17:55:50+02:00

Путь домой: что побуждает людей возвращаться в Киев

2022-04-15T17:41:47+02:00

Путь домой: что побуждает людей возвращаться в Киев Центральный железнодорожный вокзал в Киеве Несмотря на предостережения городских властей, что возвращаться в Киев еще опасно, многие жители столицы Украины едут домой. О том, что людей побуждает к такому шагу... В Киев, невзирая на опасность ракетных обстрелов, понемногу возвращаются его горожане. По словам мэра Киева Виталия Кличко, из города за первые две недели полномасштабной войны России против Украины уехали около половины жителей. После отступления российской армии за пределы Киевской области в столице Украины стало безопаснее, но, как отмечают  представители местных властей, Киев должен и дальше быть готовым к

Путь домой: что побуждает людей возвращаться в Киев2022-04-15T17:41:47+02:00

True Russia stands for the immediate end to the war in Ukraine and supports public, cultural and scientific initiatives of the Russian-speaking community around the world

2022-04-15T17:28:08+02:00

True Russia stands for the immediate end to the war in Ukraine and supports public, cultural and scientific initiatives of the Russian-speaking community around the world   Тrue Russia charitable organization was founded by Mikhail Baryshnikov, Boris Akunin and Sergey Guriev in March 2022 to raise funds to help Ukrainian refugees. True Russia stands for the immediate end to the war in Ukraine and supports public, cultural and scientific initiatives

True Russia stands for the immediate end to the war in Ukraine and supports public, cultural and scientific initiatives of the Russian-speaking community around the world2022-04-15T17:28:08+02:00

German Scholarships for Scholars from Ukraine: Five Ways to Get Help

2022-04-15T16:42:09+02:00

German Scholarships for Scholars from Ukraine: Five Ways to Get Help Scientists forced to flee the war in Ukraine can receive financial support to continue their work in Germany. Where to apply and what to consider. From scholarships from large foundations to individual university initiatives, the German scientific community tries to help those who did research in Ukraine and fled the war. We tell you how to get it. Environmental

German Scholarships for Scholars from Ukraine: Five Ways to Get Help2022-04-15T16:42:09+02:00

NGOs call on Brussels to do more to clamp down on trafficking as millions flee Ukraine

2022-04-14T11:46:30+02:00

NGOs call on Brussels to do more to clamp down on trafficking as millions flee Ukraine Calls are growing for Brussels to do more to clamp down on human trafficking as concerns mount over criminal networks taking advantage of Ukrainian people fleeing the war. More than 4.3 million people have fled Ukraine for neighbouring countries since the beginning of the Russian invasion on 24 February and millions more are internally

NGOs call on Brussels to do more to clamp down on trafficking as millions flee Ukraine2022-04-14T11:46:30+02:00
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