Recent archaeological excavations at Primorsky Boulevard in Odesa reveal new findings related to an ancient Greek settlement.
The Ukrainian government has submitted revisions to the state budget for 2025, highlighting significant increases in defense and social program funding.
In Odesa, a teacher Kateryna Borsynska and her husband Valentyn were killed in an attack, leaving a deep impact on colleagues and students.
Learn how the Dream ecosystem is revolutionizing education in Ukraine by expanding its outreach to schools and students.
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved a new mechanism for recognizing the educational achievements of children studying abroad.
A tragic incident in Bilhorod-Dnistrovskyi: educational staff lost their lives due to a Russian attack.
The police of Odesa region urge parents to pay attention to the dangerous games teenagers play, such as train surfing.
The Ukrainian Ministry of Education has updated its distance learning protocols during wartime to ensure educational access for all children.
Students from Odessa embark on a summer camp in Sicily to explore Italian culture.
Odesa has launched a new initiative to honor the best students who have achieved high results in their studies.
The final of the national youth environmental movement
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga visited Odesa National University, engaging with students about the current challenges in diplomacy.
Odesa honors the memory of its hero, Kostiantyn Oborin, who gave his life for Ukraine.
Honoring the memory of Ukrainian soldiers who lost their lives in captivity.
An analysis of Ukraine's international funding situation for 2026-2027 and the challenges ahead.
A drone assault occurred at night in the Odesa region, resulting in a fire at an infrastructure facility.
The National Sambo Championship took place in Uzhhorod, featuring junior and cadet competitors.
President Volodymyr Zelensky addressed the nation on Independence Day, emphasizing the importance of peace and independence.
The Odesa Half Marathon attracted over 600 participants united by the goal of supporting charity and adaptive sports.
The OdesaFest brought together the Ukrainian community and Berlin residents, celebrating the cultural heritage of Odesa.
Inclusive beach No. 11 in Odesa has become a gathering place for veterans and their families, fostering new connections and support.