Writer, artist, screenwriter, translator, candidate of geographical sciences, UBD.
Irpin presented at the Congress of Local Authorities concrete tools for supporting veterans — from the first inclusive sports ground in Kyiv Oblast to the VETERAN SPACE hub. The question is whether this experience will be replicated or remain a local exception.
The first veterans of the Bilohorodka community are already at the final stage of prosthetic fitting. Today two more female residents received an initial consultation at MSOR Ukraine — and one of them was already walking on a new prosthesis the same day.
This Saturday, employees of the departments of the Bilohorodska Village Council took part in communal clean-up efforts in various villages across the community — cleaning, tidying up, and putting things in order.
Bloomberg reports that the crew was sailing with its AIS turned off — a sign of how regional tensions and navigational risks are putting pressure on global energy supplies and are noticeably affecting fuel prices, including in Ukraine.
Reuters reports that tankers under the Indian flag may pass through the Strait of Hormuz on March 21. This is not merely a regional event — its repercussions will be felt by global energy markets and in prices in Ukraine.
An important round of talks between Kyiv and Washington kicks off in Miami on March 21 — a political subgroup is traveling there to negotiate guarantees, supply programs, and the format of future meetings. We explain who has arrived and why this matters for Ukraine’s security.
Russian strikes have knocked key energy facilities in the region out of operation — why this will affect trains, hospitals and homes, and what energy workers are doing right now.
Money loves silence — the Kyiv Oblast Prosecutor's Office secured the return of UAH 13.9 million to the state budget. We explain how the scheme operated, who is under suspicion, and why this matters for the country's finances.
On April 14 at 7:00 p.m., the Bilohorodskyi House of Culture will host a documentary performance in which real frontline stories and dialogues of civilian life meet on one stage. All proceeds will go to support the needs of the Third Army Corps.
On March 17 it marked the 50th anniversary of Dynamo Kyiv's defeat by French side Saint-Étienne in the European Cup quarterfinal during the team's difficult 1976 season. Over the past half-century, the subject of Dynamo Kyiv's unsuccessful performances that season has been covered repeatedly, but, unfortunately, mostly inaccurately.
Anton Ovsiyenko, together with colleagues and heads of structural units, set off on a working trip to the servicemen of the Bilohorodska community — yesterday to the north, today to the east. More than 1,600 kilometers to be by their side.
Bohdan Khamidulin, a deputy of the Bilohorodska Village Council of the 8th convocation and head of the "UDAR of Vitali Klitschko" faction, published a report on his work for 2025 to voters in the Bilohorodka and Shevchenkove villages.
The traditional spring community clean-up month has begun in the Bilohorodska community. Municipal services are already at work — and the community invites every resident to take part.
The third Sunday of March in Ukraine is the Day of Housing and Communal Services Workers. In the Bilohorodska community, the day is a special opportunity to thank the people whose work is often unseen, but without which the daily lives of thousands of residents would be impossible.
Since the beginning of 2026 the Bilohorodska community has purchased and delivered equipment and gear to units of the Armed Forces of Ukraine worth more than 3.6 million hryvnias — and that’s just in the first two months of the year.
At the 96th regular session of the Bilohorodska Village Council, deputies approved the village head's report for 2025 and adopted a number of key decisions on education, support for the armed forces, and community development.
Kyiv has opened partners' access to a platform for training models on annotated battlefield imagery — this speeds up target detection and decision-making, but requires strict data-security guarantees.
During his visit to Bucharest, Zelensky announced the signing of an agreement to build two cross-border power transmission lines — one interconnector could be operational as early as the end of 2026. We examine what this gives Ukraine now and why neighbors are important for energy resilience.
This Friday, three more defenders from the Bilohorod community took the first step toward returning to active life — they underwent an initial consultation at MSOR Ukraine regarding prosthetics.
The channel's launch in spring 2026 is more than a commercial project. LIGA.net speaks of "parallel diplomacy," while the channel's head insists: this is business. Why it matters for Ukraine's security and economy.
In the early hours of March 8, an explosion rocked the area near the U.S. diplomatic mission in Oslo — no injuries were reported. The incident raises questions about the security of diplomatic missions in Europe and could have indirect implications for energy and logistics, particularly for Ukraine.
Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi gave the figures: 75,000 women serve in the Armed Forces of Ukraine, more than 55,000 of them are active-duty servicewomen, and the number in combat positions has grown more than 2.5-fold over the past year. We examine why this matters for the army's security and resilience.
According to Axios, Washington and Tel Aviv discussed options involving special forces to control 450 kilograms of highly enriched uranium. This issue is not only about Iran’s nuclear security, but also about the balance of power in the region and resources that significantly affect Ukraine’s defense capabilities.
While Europe is bogged down in endless moral debates, Germany in March 2026 decisively proved that transparent rules of the game and digitization are the best protection of human rights and a powerful blow against crime. The country is transforming the "grey zone" into a high-tech sector of the service economy where safety and dignity come first.
Special equipment from sister municipality Lomen (Germany) has arrived in the Bilohorodska community — a new sludge suction unit worth about €200,000 has already been added to the municipal inventory and is ready for operation.
The night of March 15–16 is not just a broadcast of the awards: the broadcaster ensures accessibility, bolsters Ukrainian presence on the world stage, and retains exclusive rights through 2028. We break it down.
On March 5, village head Anton Ovsienko held an operational meeting with contractors and technical supervisors — the routine repair of local roads across the community officially begins.
The final matches of the 2025–2026 winter children's football championship were held at the Kolos Stadium arena in Bilohorodka. The tournament, which each year brings together the best young players from Kyiv and the Kyiv region, once again proved that children's sport in the community is not a formality but a genuine tradition.
The Bilohorodska community has taken an important step in supporting its defenders: 10 veterans will be offered free prosthetic care at MSOR Ukraine — one of the world's leading prosthetics centers. The first consultations have already taken place.
"Euphoria" creator Sam Levinson and his wife donated $27,000 to a fundraiser for the late actor's daughters — an example of industry solidarity and a reminder of the responsibility toward families in crisis.
Floyd Mayweather has announced an exhibition bout with Mike Tyson (tentatively set for April 25 in the Democratic Republic of the Congo) — part of a plan for a full‑fledged return to professional boxing in the summer of 2026. Why this matters now: it’s not just about nostalgia, but about big money, media influence, and a precedent for global promoters.
Massive nighttime strike on infrastructure facilities and residential neighborhoods: people injured, others trapped under rubble; rescuers working amid the threat of renewed strikes. We explain what happened, what the consequences are, and why this matters for the region’s security.
In high diplomacy, quiet agreements matter more than loud declarations. The resignation of a key ally of Keir Starmer followed the release of emails linking former diplomat Peter Mandelson to Jeffrey Epstein. Why this matters not only for London but also for the security and information environment around Ukraine — we get to the heart of it.
The President announced the launch of drone production in Germany as early as mid‑February and the creation of a network of 10 European export centers — what this means for Ukraine’s security and economy.
In high diplomacy, it's not loud statements but simple gestures that matter. The appearance of Moldova's representative at the national selection final is not only a musical headliner but also a message of solidarity ahead of Eurovision in Vienna.
Public transport is the artery of the capital. When there aren’t enough drivers, it affects passenger flows, schedules and the city’s readiness for peak loads. Kyivpastrans has announced official employment, free training and salaries of up to 40,000 — we examine whether that will be enough.
Ihor Tsyhanyk reported: Mykhailo Mudryk could return to training six months before the end of the sanctions; meanwhile the national team is considering the naturalization of Shakhtar's Brazilians — we analyze the benefits and risks for the national team.
Two-day trilateral talks in the UAE produced initial agreements on next steps to end the war; the United States has been designated monitor of the process against the backdrop of a nighttime Russian attack. We examine what is known and which scenario is most likely next.
The president of St. Pauli suggested discussing a World Cup boycott after Trump's remarks about Greenland. Why this issue goes beyond sport and matters for Ukraine's security — briefly and without panic.
The Kyiv City State Administration (KMDA) will gradually switch off lights in parks and squares — citing technical limitations of aging mercury and sodium lamps. This is a temporary measure to ensure stable energy supply, which will affect evening walks and require residents to adapt.
On the night of January 24, Russia simultaneously used 'Zircon', 'Iskander', Kh-22/Kh-32 missiles and hundreds of attack drones. Why energy infrastructure became the target and what these strikes mean for security and recovery — briefly and to the point.
As of 6:00 p.m. on January 23, 1,200 apartment blocks in the capital remain without central heating. Repeated reconnections after the January 9 and 20 attacks are slowing restoration and increasing strain on the energy system — we examine what this means for Kyiv residents.
The Central Election Commission has confirmed the replacement of the mandate following the death of Oleksandr Kabanov. We examine how the replacement mechanism works and why this matters for the stability of the legislative majority.
The mayor warned of risks to Kyiv’s energy system and urged businesses to move employees to remote work. We explain what has already been done, what the numbers say about the state of the grid, and what each person should do.
The president says the territorial question of the Donetsk region is a key issue in talks in Abu Dhabi. The agreement on security guarantees is ready to be signed — only the time, place and ratification in the U.S. remain.
Leagues, the UFC and youth "Patriots' Games" are at the center of the "America 250" project. We explain why this matters for politics, the media and the nation's image — and what to expect next.
Ukraine's largest mobile operator is acquiring a stake in an electronics retailer. We explain why this is not just an investment but a step toward creating a national digital ecosystem.
The head of JSC "Helios", Andriy Vasyliev, has been arrested with an alternative bail set at UAH 30 million. We examine how the scheme operated, who is implicated, and why this matters for confidence in the renewable energy market during the war.
The Ukrainian national team lost to Armenia 1-2 in the opening round: a brace by Migran Dermondzhyan neutralized a goal from Vladyslav Pervyeyev. We examine why this defeat is not fatal — but requires a swift response.
In Davos, the president said he did not know the format of the Peace Council until the moment of signing. This is not just a label — the decision has practical and security implications for Kyiv.