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Tribute to Ukrainian Artists: Cultural Resistance in the Face of Russia’s War of Aggression

Since 2022, Russia’s imperialist aggression has not only aimed to illegally annex Ukrainian territory. It has also targeted Ukraine’s identity, its language, and its culture. Russia has systematically bombed libraries, theaters, cinemas, museums, and opera houses. Many historical monuments and cultural buildings have been damaged or destroyed. In occupied territories, the Ukrainian language is banned. This is a war against collective memory, against freedom of expression, and against a people’s right to exist. In February 2025, Ukraine’s Ministry of Culture and Information Policy announced that 149 Ukrainian artists have been killed since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion. Among them: photographer Iryna Tsvila, graphic artist Serhiy Pushchenko, actors Pavlo Li, Roman Filonov...

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Commemoration of the Bucha massacre, a martyred city

Three Years After Bucha: Russia Continues to Spread Terror and Destruction Today marks the third anniversary of the liberation of Bucha by Ukrainian forces. On March 31, 2022, Ukraine discovered the scale of the atrocities committed by the Russian army against civilians. The very next day, the world awoke to the horror through images and videos shared by international journalists: murdered civilians, some with their hands tied behind their backs, others tortured and coldly executed. The streets of this small town of 36,000 inhabitants, located in the suburbs of Kyiv, were strewn with bodies, and the charred remains of military vehicles testified to the brutality of the Russian occupation. A Documented and Proven Massacre Shortly after these discoveries, in December 2022, The New York...

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When the aggressor wants to take the reins.

On Friday, March 28, Vladimir Putin called for the establishment of a “transitional administration” in Ukraine under the auspices of the UN, and for the organization of elections. An authoritarian regime attempting to impose its will on a democratic country it has been attacking militarily for over three years has absolutely no legitimacy to speak of peace. Putin’s Russia—where political opponents are imprisoned or murdered—can in no way pose as a defender of free elections. Putin changed the Constitution to allow himself to run again, abolished presidential term limits, and shut down the democratic space. Let us remember that Russia is the aggressor: Russia is guilty of abducting more than 19,646 Ukrainian children Russia is responsible for the death of 604 children ...

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