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Oct 12

Why is the draft law “On the Media” important? UkraineWorld spoke to Oleksandr Burmahin, member of the National Council. Key points – in our brief, #UkraineWorldAnalysis: 1/15

The draft law marks a reform of Ukrainian media legislation, which has not changed since the 90s. 2/15

This includes liberal online regulation of the media, enabling the Regulator to communicate with shared access platforms (i.e. social media), co-regulation by the media together with the regulator to work out broadcasting regulations. 3/15

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Oct 7

The story of Tetyana Duchych, who survived the fighting near Hostomel. 1/14 #UkraineWorldTestimony

The war began for Tetyana with queues at the supermarket. She did not panic. Fortunately, in stressful situations, she is used to thinking rationally and not giving into emotions. 2/14

As the sounds of explosions at the Hostomel airport rumbled outside, Tetyana continued to work online and didn’t leave home. She is a lawyer, so she spent most of her time providing pro bono advice to Ukrainians for free about going abroad and coping with other challenges. 3/14

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Oct 6

This story is about two brothers, 56-year-old Bohdan and 71-year-old Yaroslav, who lived in the occupation from February 24 to June. 1/13 #UkraineWorldTestimony

On February 24, 2022, Russian invaders captured the village of Lukyantsi which is 4 kilometers from Russia. They stayed there until September 2022, when territory of the Kharkiv Oblast was completely liberated by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. 2/13

“Until the last moment I couldn't believe that 🇷🇺 invaded 🇺🇦. We live near the 🇷🇺 border and often used to communicate with the people who live in 🇷🇺 villages. But on Feb 24, everything changed. They didn't support the war, but did nothing to stop the military”, Bohdan said 3/13

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Oct 6

What do Ukraine’s counterattacks mean to the geopolitical landscape? UkraineWorld spoke to Danylo Lubkivsky, Director of the Kyiv Security Forum. Key points – in our brief, #UkraineWorldAnalysis: 1/14

Ukraine’s successful defense and counterattacks have dealt a significant blow to Russia with many – current and future - painful existential, military, political, economic, and humanitarian consequences. 2/14

Within thirty years, Russia’s state system, inherited after the collapse of the Soviet Union, has been ruined. The current model – which is a corrupt, closed, non-representative form of government – is crumbling before our eyes. 3/14

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Oct 4

The story of Anna, who fled the war with her two cats. 1/15 #UkraineWorldTestimony

February 24, 2022 was a dark day in the history of Ukraine. Russia, an aggressor country, attacked us. They wanted to take everything from us — our territory, our language, our history, our culture, our lives. 2/15

The realization of this tragedy did not come to me immediately. The traffic jams in the first days were terrible, and we decided to wait. 10 days of living in a corridor, without sleep and almost without food. I simply had no strength to force myself to eat. 3/15

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Oct 4

On the state of 🇺🇦’s environment, 🇺🇦’s endeavors to hold the aggressor accountable, and on 🇺🇦’s green path despite the odds - we talked to Ruslan Strilets, the Minister Environmental Protection and Natural Resources.
Key points - in our brief. #UkraineWorldAnalysis 1/14

The preliminary overall damage to the environment from 🇷🇺 aggression totals 1.285 tn UAH, or 35 bn USD. Of this, the damage from air pollution totals more than 878 bn UAH, the damage to soil and land - more than 400 bn UAH, and the total damage to forests - around 16 bn UAH. 2/14

20% of nature conservation areas in Ukraine have been affected by the war. The Russian army doesn’t maintain the protected status of these areas under occupation, but rather uses them as a springboard for deployment of troops. 3/14

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