“Wait, doesn’t all the land in Israel belong to the state? How then is it transferred to someone?” This is the most common and absolutely logical question. And the short answer to it is — no, not all the land in Israel belongs to the state. … Let’s say right away, in Israel, a petition/open … Read more
Vladimir Putin’s visit to China became one of the rare foreign trips of the Russian president in almost five years of full-scale war against Ukraine. He arrived in Beijing with a large delegation, loud statements about partnership, and the usual demonstration of closeness with Xi Jinping. But behind the beautiful picture remained Moscow’s old problem: … Read more
What sounds like “moving a house” is actually returning a voice to the community. In 2025, the wooden synagogue from the village of Velyki Komiaty will be moved to the Transcarpathian Museum of Folk Architecture and Life in Uzhhorod (Uzhhorod Skansen). This was announced on September 18, 2025, by the United Jewish Community of Ukraine … Read more
In April 2026, Ukraine reduced its export of dairy products, and the foreign exchange earnings of producers significantly decreased. As reported on May 19, 2026, by Delo ua citing the Milk Producers Association, the natural volumes of dairy product exports fell by 14% compared to March — to 10.75 thousand tons, and revenue decreased to … Read more
Ukrainian gastronomy is increasingly entering foreign markets, and the story of the Nezhin Canning Plant shows how a business can survive, restructure, and grow even during wartime. The company already supplies canned vegetables to 26 countries worldwide, with key destinations including France, Germany, the USA, Canada, Australia, the UAE, and Israel. In April 2026, Belgium … Read more
Russia once again launched a massive terror attack against Ukrainian cities and frontline areas on the night of May 20. Konotop, Dnipro, Odesa, Kharkiv, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia regions were hit. The Russian army targeted residential buildings, warehouses, civilian infrastructure, the private sector, and objects unrelated to the front. It was not just one point on … Read more
According to The New York Times, Israel and the US allegedly considered Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as one of the figures capable of leading Iran after a strike on the regime’s top leadership. The version itself seems so strange that it is difficult to perceive without caution. But that is precisely why it is important: it shows … Read more
Aider Muzhdabaev. May 19, 2026. “From the river to the sea” – part of the Kremlin axis. All masks are off. The Western ultra-left has finally merged with the ultra-right in the fight against Ukraine on the foreign policy front. And they were united, “so different,” by the Russian Reich, which has been managing the … Read more
The question of Belarus potentially joining the war against Ukraine is once again returning to the international agenda. Minsk is showcasing military warehouses, Lukashenko is demonstratively speaking with generals, Russian propaganda is raising the topic of a new strike from the north, and Ukraine and its allies are closely monitoring any changes at the border. … Read more
By the sum of mutual voting: Ukraine → Israel: 15 pointsIsrael → Ukraine: 4 points … Difference: Ukraine gave Israel 11 points more than Israel gave Ukraine. Eurovision 2026 in Vienna once again became not only a music contest but also a major political and cultural test for Europe, Israel, and Ukraine. Formally, songs, voices, … Read more
