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Thursday, April 3, 2025
Students’ War Stories: Life in Ukraine amid the Russian Invasion
Opinion
Students’ War Opinions
Are we entitled to be happy?
As our country faces the harsh realities of war, a question lingers: Do we have the moral right to seek...
What legacies can we envision arising from the current war?
Today, the advancement of digital technology has redefined warfare and plays a leading role in various processes. As we reflect...
Coping with Stress
The new academic year has just started, and we continue our polemics on the full-scale war. Today, the 936th day...
Fury of February
On 24.02.2022, I felt a mix of different unpleased emotions, mainly anxiety and fear. Anxiety felt like a huge burden...
The challenge: not to lose a «spiritual home» – national identity
Ukrainian nowadays brings out the issue of national identity and its existence outside of Ukrainian boundaries.
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The question of compromise with the Russian State
A common position held by many a pacifist across the globe, for it is simple to just state the willingness...
Why do I choose to stay in Ukraine?
With the beginning of the full-scale war, many people fled from bombing, sirens and missiles hitting. We remember horrible queues...
Two years of the full-scale war
Today marks a special moment of reflection for us—a time of both gratitude and solemn remembrance. Two years ago, darkness...
Some Advice for Visitors to Ukraine
This discussion may serve as a guide for our foreign friends, offering insights into the beauty of Ukrainian customs and...