Sarcophagus Inside the Shelter. How the Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant Operates 40 Years After the Disaster
What really happens under the dome? ☢️ 40 years after the disaster, step inside Chornobyl’s Sarcophagus. EMPR reveals how the world's most dangerous nuclear site operates today. 🇺🇦 #History
Apr 26, 2026
Russia’s War Trap: Why Ending the War Risks Collapse
Millions of Russians now depend on the war economy. Ending the conflict could trigger economic shock, social tension, and elite fractures across the country.
Apr 24, 2026
Journalist Warns Over Ukrainian Assault Unit Tactics
Ukraine’s evolving assault unit tactics—combining small infantry groups and drones—are reshaping frontline warfare while raising questions about sustainability and battlefield risk.
Apr 21, 2026
No Competition For Prosecutor General: How The Government Is Rewriting The Anti-Corruption Strategy
Ukraine’s anti-corruption reforms are reshaping governance under EU pressure, with NABU and SAPO at the center of a system fighting entrenched corruption.
Apr 20, 2026
Ukraine Drone Dispute: Developer Challenges Claims
A frontline drone developer challenges Ukraine’s defense-tech elite—raising urgent questions about effectiveness, funding, and who really delivers results in war.
Apr 20, 2026
Ukrainian Colonel Criticizes Army Leadership on AWOL policy
Ukraine is rethinking punishment for soldiers who walk away—Syrskyi’s softer AWOL policy exposes deeper cracks in morale, manpower, and the realities of war.
Apr 20, 2026
Does the U.S. “Owe” Ukraine $1 Trillion? Explained
Ukraine gave up nuclear weapons worth trillions—so does the US now owe Kyiv $1T? A provocative claim reignites debate over broken guarantees and wartime support.
Apr 19, 2026
More Expensive Parcels and a Threat to the Armed Forces: Why the Law on the OLX Tax Is Being Criticized
Ukraine’s controversial “OLX tax” could make parcels more expensive and even impact military funding—critics warn the law may hurt ordinary citizens more than it helps.
Apr 17, 2026
He Held the Line Alone for 2 Months — Now a Ukrainian Paratrooper Fights for Survival
Wounded, alone, and surrounded — a Ukrainian paratrooper held the frontline for two months. Now he’s fighting for his life. This is the reality of war the world must see.
Apr 14, 2026
Black Mirror in Ukraine: Can Digital Governance Fix a Mobilization Crisis?
In just two months, Ukraine’s new defense leadership faces escalating attacks, systemic mobilization failures, and rising public distrust—raising questions about digital governance in wartime.
Apr 14, 2026
13 Kilometers Under Drone Attacks: How an Elderly Woman Evacuated Her Husband in a Wheelchair Amid Shelling
Thirteen kilometers under drones and shelling—one woman refused to leave her husband behind. This gripping story reveals the raw reality of survival in Ukraine’s war zone.
Apr 8, 2026
Canada Weighs Residency for Ukrainian Refugees
As visas expire, thousands of Ukrainians in Canada face an uncertain future. Pressure mounts on Ottawa to turn temporary protection into permanent residency.
Apr 2, 2026