In 2014, Yana Synytsia moved from Donetsk to the village of Kryva Luka, which is part of the Lyman Territorial Community. Thanks to her efforts, the place is already called the tourist heart of the Lyman district. This is because Yana organises original tours and excursions here and rafting along the river for tourists. Read more
The pandemic of the COVID-19 disease has exacerbated a range of complex social and economic challenges in societies across the world – the problems of gender and wealth inequality, in particular, have been thrown into the spotlight. Read more
The European Investment Bank (EIB) finances 15 infrastructure renovation projects in Melitopol, including renovation of general education, sports and music schools, the Palace of Culture of Railroaders, and other public properties. Read more
Anonymity and safety are two principles that will make police work with children more productive and not traumatic for minors Read more
18 May, 2020, 18:03 259, no comments. A modern STEAM club is being created on the basis of the Vasyl Stus Kramatorsk Economic and Humanitarian Lyceum No. 8. Pupils will have the opportunity to implement their own projects and conduct experiments. Read more
The beginning of spring is not only about flowering trees and the start of fieldwork in gardens across the country. Spring also heralds the start of demining work in the Donbas. Ukrinform asked Danish Demining Group (DDG), a nongovernmental organization and one of the key participants in demining effort, about technical aspects of this process and whether Ukrainian legislation governing this area is sophisticated enough. Read more
An exclusive interview by Matti Maasikas, Head of the EU Delegation to Ukraine, to Interfax-Ukraine Read more
Thanks to the EU and the UN, mobile Administrative Service Centres (ASCs) came to the Donetsk Oblast. Read more
As part of the global response to the outbreak of the coronavirus disease, the European Commission announced the allocation of funds in support of Ukraine, European Pravda reports. Read more
Before the outbreak of the armed conflict, Yuri lived in Mariinka and worked in Donetsk, but after the fighting started, he had to quit the job and leave for a while. Yuri did not want to leave his native city for good, though, but finding a job was all but impossible, so the young man began to think about how to set up a business that could put food on the table for his family. Read more
