Most Ukrainians don’t have cars and use public transport to get around: buses, trams, and “marshrutka” (these have a certain route but only take a small number of passengers and use mini-bus vehicles). Public transport…
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Russian supporters might have been talking highly about the national soccer team chances of winning 2018 World Cup, but no one really believed they would even be able to get into 1/8 finals a month…
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The department of statistics of Ukraine released data on cultural indicators such as the number of cinemas, libraries, visits to live theatre, and consumption of print media. How Ukrainian culture changed since 1990 Ukrainian women…
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800 millions of people around the world live off the money that they get from their family members who work abroad. It means that 1 out of 7 people is financially assisted by a working…
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This year only 24% of Ukrainian citizens are going to spend their vacations away from home. 41% of residents are planning to stay at home instead of travelling and nearly third of respondents don’t have…
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Most often the term Russian bride is used to refer to women from republics of the former Soviet Union who married western men and moved to their countries. Sometimes these ladies are also called mail…
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Have you heard about broken hearts? A death of a loved one could indeed speed up one’s death, scientists confirmed. Scientists: Loss of a loved one may be lethal A widow or a widower could…
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Around 3 million people from Ukraine are currently working abroad. 1.4 million Ukrainian citizens left their motherland at least once in order to earn money abroad during the period from 2015 to 2017, Finance.ua reported.…
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Pretty Russian girls at soccer games became a staple of 2018 FIFA World Cup. Russian girls attending games dressed in tricoloured outfits to promote their homeland are getting photographed and interviewed as much as soccer stars.…
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Entry to Kiev’s city centre may soon require a special permit or payment. The administration plans to implement a paid entry to limit the number of cars going through the central part of the capital,…
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