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Covers:  Human rights, culture, conflict, war, Eastern Europe, Ukraine, migration, climate, security, international relations, human stories, peace talks.
Doesn't Cover: Criminal/crime-related
Multilingual Journo 🇺🇦 🇬🇧 🇪🇸 🇫🇷 Covering Ukraine I Podcaster/Producer I Author of Women of Ukraine I 🏆 from Council of Europe, Internews, & Hostwriter

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I am an award-winning writer and journalist. Winner of Council of Europe, Internews, and European Youth Press Media Prizes. Storyteller. Podcast producer. Plus, I do communications.

Currently, working on my book documenting the role of women in cultural preservation during armed conflicts. I write and produce audio-stories that highlight human rights violations, tell the reality of war and conflict, and focus on individuals and communities that are making an impact. I have an extensive experie…

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Frontlinie auf dem Acker: Die Ukraine kämpft um Felder und Märkte

Frontlinie auf dem Acker: Die Ukraine kämpft um Felder und Märkte

Während die ukrainische Landwirtschaft hart darum kämpft, ihre Produktion trotz des Krieges am Leben zu halte…

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From minefields to market wars: Ukraine’s farms at the heart of Europe’s tensions

From minefields to market wars: Ukraine’s farms at the heart of Europe’s tensions

Ukraine’s agricultural industry has faced a variety of challenges since the start of Russia’s full-scale inva…

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Chernobyl 40 anni dopo: tra memoria e realtà della guerra - Osservatorio Balcani Caucaso Transeur...

Chernobyl 40 anni dopo: tra memoria e realtà della guerra - Osservatorio Balcani Caucaso Transeur...

Il 26 aprile ricorrono i quaranta anni dal disastro nucleare di Chernobyl, un anniversario inevitabilmente se…

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Ukraine's Battlefield Lessons and the Future of NATO Defence

Ukraine's Battlefield Lessons and the Future of NATO Defence

Europe and Canada must rearm with Ukraine, integrate defence industries and cut US dependence to secure a mor…

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From combat zone to the EU marketplace: the challenge for Ukraine's farmers

From combat zone to the EU marketplace: the challenge for Ukraine's farmers

Ukraine's agriculture industry has faced numerous challenges since Russia's 2022 invasion. While farmers have…

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The Women Who Fight Ukraine's Invisible War

The Women Who Fight Ukraine's Invisible War

In the gaps left by state institutions which have been stretched to breaking point, it is Ukrainian women, su…

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The empty frames in Ukraine’s museums

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By Anna Romandash 
| OBC Transeuropa
Russia, Ukraine | Conflicts, Culture Since 2014, Russian forces have looted hundreds of museums and galleries in occupied Ukraine, stealing at least 1.7 million works of art. Experts speak of a systematic criminal campaign against Ukraine’s artistic and cultural heritage Empty frame Empty frame © vvoe/Shutterstock The first thing museum workers noticed after returning to the Kherson Regional Art Museum in November 2022 was the emptiness.
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From minefields to market wars: Ukraine’s farms at the heart of Europe’s tensions

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By Anna Romandash , Nata Yasevych
| VoxEurop
“In the beginning of the full-scale war, we have been most afraid of artillery,” says Vasyl Barninets, “We thought it was the most dangerous thing. But now, the biggest fear are the drones.” “If we work close to the frontline, the staff has to put on bulletproof vests,” he continues, “Guys with rifles — hunters — also go with them.
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Chernobyl 40 anni dopo: tra memoria e realtà della guerra

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By Anna Romandash 
| OBC Transeuropa
Ucraina | Ambiente, Conflitti, Storia e memoria Il 26 aprile ricorrono i quaranta anni dal disastro nucleare di Chernobyl, un anniversario inevitabilmente segnato dalla guerra in corso e dal ricordo dell’occupazione russa della centrale quattro anni fa.
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Awards

Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom

2020 - Journalism

Journalism reporting project on "Displaced People in Ukraine"

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