Stories

Do they have water? Yes, they do. Does it flow somewhere? Yes, it does. People ring the alarm bell only when problems arise

«A clean future in the clean present». This is the motto with which the Ukrainian company Anton Service has been working since 2004.

In Mariupol, Liliya Polyakova had her own school of classical and modern choreography and dreamed of opening a sports studio.

“Memory must never fade, but a city cannot look like a graveyard,” says Ruslan Savchuk, a member of the Irpin Reconstruction Summit

Nino Chichua, a journalist for the Georgian Netgazeti news website reports on how Kyiv and its inhabitants get on with life under permanent air alert.

By definition, journalism is a profession that deals with major challenges. Irrespective of countries and regions, journalists face similar problems.

Ukrainian musician and composer Ivan Taranenko has received a mobility grant from the EU-funded programme EU4Culture

The possibility to choose courses, extra-curricular activities and a scholarship that covers fees, travels, and boarding and meals at the school’s facilities – this is the story of studying at the …

An NGO in the Novoushytska hromada has opened a social laundry and brought together internally displaced persons and locals.

The NGO “Zahody” (“Events”) was founded in Mariupol now continues to help internally displaced persons in the west of Ukraine.

The contest invited professional photographers from the six Eastern Partnership countries to enter a set of photographs around the theme of ‘Family connections’.

More than 200,000 internally displaced persons moved to Lviv in the first four weeks after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine