11:46, 30 Jan
Ziferblat: We're here to win at the National Selection, so our focus is solely on ourselves.
In an interview with RBK-Ukraine, one of the favorites of the National Selection, the band Ziferblat, discussed the significance of Eurovision for Ukraine, as well as the creativity and promising young artists who are regarded as talented.
11:45, 30 Jan
PACE President Theodoros Russopoulos: Trump could guide us toward a resolution for peace in Ukraine.
Discover insights on Europe’s role in establishing peace in Ukraine, Donald Trump’s peace initiatives, the potential for a ceasefire, the lifting of sanctions against Russia, and the upcoming elections in Ukraine. Read the interview with Theodoros Russopoulos, President of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, conducted by RBC-Ukraine during the PACE session in Strasbourg.
07:35, 29 Jan
Masha Kondratenko: At Eurovision, I want to showcase not just strength, but also vulnerability.
In an interview with RBC-Ukraine, singer Masha Kondratenko discussed topics such as "sharovarshchina" and meme songs, as well as Tina Karol, Artem Pivovarov, the deeper meanings of contest songs, and Eurovision. She also touched upon the competition and the show "The Voice of Ukraine."
07:39, 28 Jan
Yulia Zhovtyak, Employment Service: Those who work with their hands can earn 100,000 hryvnias or more.
In an interview with RBC-Ukraine, the director of the State Employment Service, Yulia Zhovtyak, discusses significant imbalances in the labor market during the war, issues related to informal employment, inflated salaries, and a shortage of personnel. She also addresses the employment of veterans, individuals with disabilities, and pensioners, the increasing presence of women in traditionally male professions, and the conditions for the reintegration of refugees.
07:41, 27 Jan
Historian Anatoly Podolsky: The Stalinist dictatorship is also accountable for the Holocaust orchestrated by the Nazis.
International Holocaust Remembrance Day is observed annually on January 27, marking the liberation of the prisoners at the Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz in the Polish town of Oświęcim in 1945. On this day, we honor the millions of Jews and other victims of Nazi terror, aiming to preserve the memory of this tragedy and to prevent such horrors from happening again in the future. Historian Anatoly Podolsky spoke with RBC-Ukraine about the Holocaust tragedy, Soviet censorship, and the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine.
07:44, 25 Jan
Future Drones: Which Technologies Will Transform Warfare by 2025?
According to analysts, in January of this year, Russia lost its advantage over Ukraine in tanks and armored vehicles on certain frontlines for the first time in 35 months of conflict. But what lies ahead? Fiber-optic FPV, swarms of drones, and ground robotic systems: which technologies will set the trend on the battlefield in 2025? This is explored in a report by RBK-Ukraine.
07:43, 25 Jan
Argue effectively: how parents can connect with teenagers when their perspectives differ.
The challenges that teenagers face in their relationships with their parents often stem from differences in life experiences. These issues can be exacerbated by contrasting worldviews, a lack of emotional closeness, and insufficient mutual understanding. How can we improve communication, address these communication issues, and prevent them from arising? A psychologist shares insights with RBC Ukraine.
07:42, 25 Jan
Anton Motolko, founder of "Belarusian Hayun," states that Belarus is under double occupation.
Read about the potential for overthrowing Lukashenko's regime in Belarus, the relationship between the Belarusian dictator and Putin, ongoing propaganda and relentless repression, the "Oreshnik" project, and the presence of nuclear weapons in Belarus in the interview with Anton Motolko, the founder of the "Belarusian Hayun" project.
11:54, 23 Jan
"Currently, the war has reached a turning point." Scouts from the "Rubizh" brigade discuss their missions at the front, the TCC, and mobilization efforts.
Reconnaissance units are essential on the front lines: they gather intelligence on enemy positions, equipment, and movements, conduct surveillance to adjust fire, and carry out strikes on enemy positions. RBC-Ukraine spoke with three scouts from the Rapid Response Brigade "Rubezh" of the National Guard of Ukraine about their responsibilities, motivations for fighting, and interactions with civilians.
10:07, 22 Jan
Fitness trainer Viktor Mandzyak: We burn the most calories while at rest.
In an interview with RBC-Ukraine, fitness trainer and nutritionist Viktor Mandzyak discussed the necessity of sports for weight loss, the most effective types of workouts, why Ozempic is not as harmful as it is often portrayed, the impact of sleep on weight, and whether counting calories is essential for losing weight.
07:43, 21 Jan
"After us, no one was pulled out from there": a 'cyborg's' memories of the final days of the Donetsk airport defense.
Every year on January 20, we honor the Ukrainian soldiers who defended Donetsk Airport for 242 days. It was on this day in 2015 that pro-Russian militants detonated explosives at the new terminal where the defenders were stationed. Despite this attack, our military continued to resist until January 23. Due to their heroic defense of the airport, Ukrainian fighters earned the nickname "cyborgs." In the battles for the airport, 100 of our defenders lost their lives, and around 300 more sustained injuries.
07:39, 18 Jan
FIЇNKA: They can't occupy us or take us away; it's simply impossible.
In an interview with RBK-Ukraine, singer FIЇNKA discussed the National Selection for Eurovision, the influence of song lyrics on Russification, language controversies, and Ukrainian identity. She also shared insights about her relationship with her husband, the challenges artists face with bookings, and her approach to raising her son.
10:41, 17 Jan
How "Ukrainian Chemical Technologies Ltd." supports veterans in finding a new path in civilian life.
Pavel Bartkovsky, the founder of "Ukrainian Chemical Technologies LTD," along with the company's HRD, shared his insights.
07:39, 17 Jan
"No NATO here; I'm a mason from Denmark." Why are foreigners fighting for Ukraine, and what do they think about Russians?
Thousands of volunteers from various countries have expressed their desire to join the defense of Ukrainian territory following Russia's invasion. Many of these fighters lack military experience. Those willing to enlist in the Ukrainian army from abroad have been organized into the International Legion, overseen by the Main Intelligence Directorate (GUR). RBC-Ukraine spoke with two legion fighters who traveled to Ukraine from Norway and Denmark.
07:39, 11 Jan
"For a moment, I thought I was dead." Medic Klaus reflects on the assaults, injuries, and the 'perfect' evacuation.
We met with the combat medic "Klaus" in a small café in the heart of the city. Outside, gentle snowflakes were falling, and "Merry Christmas" played softly in the speakers. However, this meeting isn't about the holidays. The soldier has recently returned from the frontlines after being injured. His story reflects the harsh realities of war, where every second can determine a person's fate.
07:43, 08 Jan
Elena Shulyak: The authorities are not preparing for online elections; this is a manipulation.
In a comprehensive interview with RBC-Ukraine, Elena Shulyak, the leader of the "Servant of the People" party, discusses several pressing topics: the possibility of upcoming elections in Ukraine, the feasibility of online voting, the risks of a resurgence of pro-Russian forces, the military party, the rebranding of "Servant of the People," the "eRestoration" and "eShelter" programs, and the search for funding for Ukraine's post-war recovery.
07:42, 08 Jan
Ivan Marunic: Artists must always be prepared to swap their musical instruments for military ones.
In an interview with RBK-Ukraine, Ivan Marunic discussed his readiness to go to the front, the work of the Territorial Defense Forces, artists who have fallen out of the Ukrainian context, the significance of the song "Pes Patron" and its mission, as well as his views on Taras Topolya and Andriy Khlyvnyuk.
11:50, 07 Jan
Irina Mudra, OP: The special tribunal for Russia won't be operational by 2025, but there will be significant developments.
In an interview with RBC-Ukraine, Irina Mudra, the Deputy Head of the Office of the President, discussed the timeline for the Special Tribunal to be established for Russia, the reasons why an arrest warrant for war crimes has not yet been issued for Putin, the situation regarding Mongolia's refusal to detain the Russian president, and when Ukraine might expect to receive reparations.
07:39, 06 Jan
Singer Oksana Pekun: I understand everyone must fight, but I would preserve the nation's beauty.
In an interview with RBK-Ukraine, People's Artist of Ukraine Oksana Pekun discussed the lives and earnings of artists amid war. She shared her thoughts on the traitor Taissia Povalieva and her son, as well as Sofia Rotaru's stance, her relationship with her husband, and her performances for the military.
07:37, 05 Jan
Abdul-Hakim Shishani: Many within the FSB are dissatisfied with Kadyrov and are anticipating Putin's departure.
Abdul-Hakim Shishani, the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of the Chechen Republic of Ichkeria, spoke to RBC-Ukraine about his combat experience in the Russian-Ukrainian war. He discussed the similarities and differences between the wars in Chechnya, Syria, and Ukraine, the weakening of Russia's position in the Middle East, the relationship between Putin and Kadyrov, and why a ceasefire is not beneficial for Ukraine.
09:42, 26 Dec
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07:29, 20 Dec
Dr. Ekaterina Tolstikova: Today, it's possible to have a range of illnesses at 35, rather than just at 60.
In an exclusive interview with RBC-Ukraine, endocrinologist and nutritionist Ekaterina Tolstikova discussed the impact of stress on health, traditional healing methods, the "rejuvenation" of diseases, self-treatment, the use of dietary supplements and vitamins, as well as the avoidance of gluten, lactose, and carbohydrates. She also addressed issues related to high cholesterol, the benefits and drawbacks of coffee, and the tendency to overeat during holidays.
07:36, 09 Dec
Actress Tatyana Malkova: The desire for revenge only destroys us, while our enemies remain indifferent.
In an interview with RBK-Ukraine, actress Tatyana Malkova discussed her leading role in the film "Kонотопська відьма," the salaries of actors during the ongoing war, life in Poland and Ukraine, her children's reactions to relocating, her husband's job, and her friendship with Oleg Skrypka.
11:47, 04 Nov
Marko Tkachuk: Our goal is to keep IDS Ukraine in top business shape.
In an interview with RBC-Ukraine, Marco Tkachuk, CEO of IDS Ukraine, discussed the transfer of the "Morshynska" brand to the management company several months prior to the case being reviewed by the High Anti-Corruption Court (VAKS), the seizure of the company's assets in favor of the state, and the brand's future development prospects.
09:31, 29 Oct
Demographer Alexander Gladun: We must acknowledge that after the war, our country's population will be 30 million.
The decline in birth rates, mass emigration, and casualties from enemy shelling are significant challenges facing Ukraine due to the ongoing large-scale war. The full extent of these issues remains unclear. In an interview with RBC-Ukraine, we discuss the return of refugees from abroad, the actual population size in the country, and what the demographic strategy should entail.
08:45, 28 Oct
UK Ambassador Martin Harris: Russia offers no signals for a just world.
For insights on the conclusion of the war, Ukraine's accession to NATO, Zelensky's victory plan, the "centennial agreement," British sentiments, and the Ukrainian language, read and watch the extensive interview with Martin Harris, the British Ambassador to Ukraine, for RBC-Ukraine.
08:08, 23 Oct
General Havryliuk: The recruitment volumes for the military in Ukraine and Russia are not comparable.
People and weapons are the essential components of warfare, says Lieutenant General Ivan Gavrilyuk, the First Deputy Minister of Defense. According to him, Russia holds a numerical advantage in both areas. However, in certain fields, Ukraine is already managing to narrow the gap.
08:47, 22 Oct
Elena Kramarenko from the Ministry of Health: The war has caused environmental damage amounting to trillions of hryvnias.
While the war continues, the suffering extends beyond just people and their homes. Missiles and explosives inflict significant damage on the ecosystem. In an interview with Elena Kramarenko, the First Deputy Minister of Environmental Protection and Natural Resources of Ukraine, we explore how this impacts forests, fields, and air quality, as well as the time required to address these issues.
08:10, 22 Oct
Elena Kramarenko, from the Ministry of Health, states that the environmental damage caused by the war is estimated to be in the trillions of hryvnias.
While the war rages on, the suffering extends beyond just people and their homes. Missiles and explosives inflict significant damage on the ecosystem. In an interview with Elena Kramarenko, the First Deputy Minister of Environmental Protection and Natural Resources of Ukraine, she discusses the impact on forests, fields, and air quality, as well as the time required to address these issues.
08:04, 21 Oct
Andrey Sadovoy: There can be no permanent peace agreement with Russia.
Discover how the full-scale war has transformed Lviv, the experiences of displaced individuals, the status of the Ukrainian language, curfews, and conflicts with the Territorial Defense Forces. In a comprehensive interview with RBC-Ukraine, Lviv Mayor Andriy Sadovyi discusses topics such as "Self-Help," the upcoming elections, his relationships with Petro Poroshenko and Volodymyr Zelensky, the murder of Iryna Farion, the notion of "good Russians," and the prospects for ending the war.
