In the Museum “Memory of the Jewish People and the Holocaust in Ukraine“ in Dnipro, an international exhibition “Some Were Neighbors: Choice, Human Behavior, and the Holocaust” has opened. The exhibition was created by the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, and this fact alone makes the event significant not only for Ukraine but … Read more
The Dnipro turned out to be the main direction of the strike On the night of April 25, Russia launched a new massive attack on Ukraine, and the most severe episode was the strike on Dnipro. According to the Ukrainian side, the city was under attack for more than 10 hours, and the consequences were … Read more
The Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church (UGCC) in Israel today is perceived not only as a religious institution. For many Ukrainians who found themselves in the country after the war, relocation, and the painful break from their usual lives, such communities have become places where language, prayer, social circles, and the feeling that the connection with … Read more
On April 24, 2026, a new political scandal erupted around the Venice Biennale: the international jury of the 61st contemporary art exhibition announced that it would not consider Russia and Israel among the contenders for the main awards — the ‘Golden Lion’ and the ‘Silver Lion.’ However, the national pavilions of both countries remain in … Read more
On April 22, 2026, the second round of Lebanese-Israeli contacts at the ambassadorial level took place in Washington, after which US President Donald Trump announced the extension of the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon for another three weeks. This is not just a technical pause at the border, but an attempt by the US to … Read more
When an American diplomat starts to sound unlike official Washington An editorial column in The Wall Street Journal launched a harsh critique against Tom Barrack — the US ambassador to Turkey and special envoy for Syria. The main idea of the article is simple and very painful: an American diplomat should defend the policy of … Read more
Europe is moving away from illusions and starting to test its own readiness In Europe, preparations for possible crises and military scenarios are intensifying, with the focus not only on NATO but also on the EU’s own mutual assistance mechanisms. The reason is the growing concern that under Donald Trump, the US commitment to European … Read more
The outburst from the Russian Foreign Ministry is not only an attack on Netanyahu’s words about Iran and the Holocaust. It is also a demonstration that for the Kremlin, Israeli partners from the so-called ‘other league’, no matter how convenient or familiar they may seem, have no real value when Iran, the anti-Western coalition, and … Read more
On April 20, 2026, the issue of forcibly transferred Ukrainian children returned to the center of the European agenda. The occasion was an official announcement by Europol about the results of a coordinated international operation, during which valuable information was obtained about 45 Ukrainian children forcibly relocated by Russia. Behind this wording is not just … Read more
In Israel, the sound of the siren on memorial days has long seemed something unshakable, almost a natural part of the national calendar. But this ritual did not emerge in its final form immediately. Its format changed, the timing was revised, and the practice itself was challenged in court. Yet today, the siren remains one … Read more
