A lyceum designed for 350 students, now teaching 1,600: Sergiy Zashchytynsky on school during war, teamwork, and the future

As the capital counts the injured and broken windows, the main question is how many more consecutive nights the city can withstand such a pace of attacks without exhausting emergency response systems.

In occupied Oleshki, civilians are eating grass and weeds because stores are empty and occupiers are not allowing humanitarian aid into the city. Sybiga called on the UN and Red Cross to secure immediate access to the city.

Former Foreign Minister Volodymyr Ohryzko explains why the new Hungarian government maintains the old logic regarding Ukraine – and why this has now become apparent at the "Carpathian Eight".

A Ukrainian strike on a facility 400 km from the front line demonstrates not so much the power of drones, but a systemic gap in Russian air defense deep in the rear.

Bloomberg reported new pressure from Trump on Zelensky regarding a trip to Moscow, but the Presidential Office called it fake. The difference between "called" and "agreed" — that's the whole point of this story.

Eggs rose by 41.6%, sugar by 18%, rice by 13.5%, but September's main conclusion is not in inflation figures, but in the fact that the price for the same product differs twofold across different retail chains.

Fourteen senators from both parties demand to cancel Putin's invitation to the "Group of Twenty" summit in Miami — and question the administration on why it undermines its own pressure on the Kremlin.

Ukraine's national team started the Nations League with a 1-0 victory over Hungary under new coach Andrea Malderi, but the real intrigue of the tournament lies not in this match, but in the calendar of the next five weeks.

The Trump administration committed to using funds approved by Congress before the end of the fiscal year, but the package deliberately excludes air defense missiles, which are needed most under Russian strikes.

The principal of a lyceum in the Bilohorodska community shared how the school operates during the war, why attendance has increased, and what professions graduates are now choosing.

Latvia and Estonia have demonstrated that national sanctions can fill gaps in collective EU decisions — and this raises the question of whether other countries are ready to follow suit.

Japan's new Prime Minister Sanae Takayichi confirmed unwavering support and sanctions against Russia during her first meeting with Zelenskyy. The question is whether she will go beyond words.

Trump's proposal to halt strikes on energy infrastructure will be presented to Russia at a moment when diesel prices are rising both in Moscow and in the United States. The question is whether this will become diplomacy or another pause for regrouping.

# Czech archaeologists found glass fragments from 1959-1960 in Kazakhstan's Steplaz — three to four years after the official closure date of the camp. It turns out that the most honest witnesses of the era are not KGB documents, but garbage that no one bothered to hide from historians.

An attack on an ordinary commercial warehouse in Shchaslyve shows that Russia is targeting not only energy infrastructure, but also food supply chains — and this comes at a cost for every consumer.