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A breath of respite for Ukrainian youth

A look back at the first Summer Camp organized by the City of Moret-Loing-et-OrvanneAt the end of July 2025, the City of Moret-Loing-et-Orvanne organized the first edition of its Summer Camp, bringing together 27 young people and around ten chaperones from the twin towns: Louny (Czech Republic), Zschopau (Germany), Kilkenny (Ireland), and Pokrovske (Ukraine).This summer camp, initiated by the City as part of its European partnerships, aimed to bring together all of its twin towns to foster intercultural exchanges between young people. As part of the MistoMatch program, which established the partnership between Moret-Loing-et-Orvanne and the Ukrainian municipality of Pokrovske, six young people (four girls and two boys), accompanied by two adults, were able to participate in this fi...

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Leroy Merlin: still a partner of Russia, three years after the start of the war

After feigning its withdrawal from Russia in 2023, Leroy Merlin remains the largest foreign consumer goods company operating in the country.According to estimates by the Kyiv School of Economics, since the start of the full-scale invasion, the French DIY giant has generated approximately $21 billion in revenue in Russia and paid at least $375 million in corporate taxes, including $128 million in 2024 alone.This month, several Russian propaganda outlets claimed that Leroy Merlin products were being used by the Russian military in its war against Ukraine. The B4Ukraine coalition, of which Stand With Ukraine is a member, has repeatedly attempted to open a constructive dialogue with the company. Leroy Merlin has chosen to remain silent.In 2022, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky...

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From Le Havre to Mariupol: sharing experience for sustainable urban reconstruction

At Stand With Ukraine, we continue our commitment to humane, sustainable reconstruction rooted in the real-life experiences of the regions.As part of our #MistoMatch initiative, which aims to strengthen local cooperation between Ukrainian and French cities, we organized a field mission to Le Havre. This was the third visit in three years for the Mayor of Mariupol, Vadym Boychenko, to this emblematic city of post-war reconstruction in France. The objective: to meet with key stakeholders in urban planning, social housing, and local development to identify best practices to share with Ukrainian partners.On the agenda: an immersion with Logeo Seine, represented by Maxence Gourdault-Montagne and Marie Nguyen Khoa, through two concrete projects: The LOPOFA in Sainte-Adresse, bui...

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