Vibrant Prypiat
Prypiat (4 February 1970 – 27 April 1986) is more than just a ghost town with deserted homes, dead watches, lost toys, shabby school gyms and jungle parks. More than rows of abandoned pianos, mosaics of shattered windows, concrete, rust and mold… It is also the people who have kept this corner of the earth alive and meaningful. Every year they celebrate its birthday and commemorate their eternally young town – the one that will stay alive as long as they live.
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The Pentagon appears to be making good on Washington's pledge to help Ukraine stand up to what the United States has described as "Russian aggression."
today,
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Local election shows that the era of political monopoly in Luhansk Oblast is drawing to an end
today,
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If the government continues to pile up debt without necessary reforms, it will set its economy on the road to ruin.
27 February,
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How realistic are expectations that the younger generation will be able to change the quality of local politics
27 February,
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How civic movements evolve in the city that is a symbol of soviet industrialization of Ukraine
24 February,
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The German government has allocated EUR 10 million for the development of social services and support for those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic in communities in eastern Ukraine
23 February,
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