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Kharkiv · KharkivThe term "Kharkiv School of Photography" (KSOP) originated from the ‘Chas’ (time in Ukrainian) group that was established in 1971 at the Kharkiv Regional Photo Club. KSOP was an underground, non-conformist movement that reacted against the Soviet socialist realism art style with the striking imagery they created, both theme-wise and technique-wise. In 1975, the authorities shut down the photo club. However, the members continued to stay connecte…See the Story
The Enduring Legacy of the Kharkiv School of Photography, Capturing War in Ukraine Today
Joe Biden · United StatesThe Pentagon has confirmed that the remaining $5.8 billion allocated for Ukraine will be used, but action from Congress is required to extend President Joe Biden’s authority to allocate these funds beyond the end of the fiscal year on September 30. According to Deputy Pentagon Spokesperson Sabrina Singh, the Department of Defense is seeking an extension from Congress to ensure that the remaining military support funds for Ukraine can be utilize…See the Story
Pentagon Actively Plans to Secure $5.8 Billion Unspent Ukraine Aid
Referendum · KyivThe Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has firmly responded to a suggestion by a Polish minister to place Crimea under a United Nations mandate and hold a referendum there. The Ukrainian government reiterated that the country’s territorial integrity, including Crimea, is non-negotiable. “The territorial integrity of Ukraine has never been and cannot be a subject for discussion or compromise. Crimea is Ukraine. Period,” a statement of the Min…See the Story
Ukraine’s MFA Reacts to Poland’s Proposal for Referendum in Crimea
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Russia, Moscow Oblast · RussiaEurope’s premier particle-physics laboratory, CERN, is set to expel hundreds of Russian-affiliated scientists by the end of November. This decision marks the end of a decades-long collaboration with Russia, a move triggered by the country’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022. CERN is grappling with the challenge of isolating Russia while maintaining relationships with the broader scientific community. The decision is further complicated by CERN’s ongoi…See the Story
CERN to expel hundreds of Russian scientists, continue research with Russia
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Sanctions · United StatesThe United States on September 19 imposed sanctions on a network of five entities and one individual for enabling payments between Russia and North Korea, the Treasury Department said.See the Story
U.S. Hits Network Allegedly Facilitating Russia-North Korea Sanctions Evasion
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Education · RussiaThe Russian Ministry of Education has offered to remove golf and cheerleading from physical education classes as sports that “do not correspond to the national historical experience and traditions, national moral and ethical standards.” The corresponding draft order was published on the website of draft regulatory legal acts. Additionally, in order to form "a conscious attitude of students to the history, experience and values of domestic phy…See the Story
Kremlin Proposes Removal of Golf and Cheerleading From School Programs to Align With Traditions
Drones · UkraineFrankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) agency made a mistake by writing that Romania asked Ukraine to shoot down Russian drones in Romanian airspace In fact, it was Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha who, during his visit to Bucharest, asked his Romanian counterpart Luminita Odobescu for Romania to shoot down Russian UAVs in the skies over Ukraine. Previously, FAZ reported that Romania was the one to call on Ukraine to intercept and shoot do…See the Story
