Author: Nataliia Huchok

The poll Elon Musk, the owner and CEO of Twitter, Inc., has posted this morning on Twitter is over. 57,5% of Twitter users voted in favour of his resignation as the head of this social network. More than 17,5 million people have taken part in it.

The European Union called Kosovo and Serbia for de-escalation after the shooting in the north of the first country. But what else can be done to decrease tensions in the region? Our 21bis correspondent asked a Professor of Politics and Global Studies.

The Taliban’s first public execution has happened since their takeover of power in Afghanistan. 'People can’t raise their voices because of fear.'

Europe faced a new reality of an energy crisis, in which its people will celebrate this Christmas. But what are the holidays like in both wartime and the energy crisis? Let’s have a look at how Kyiv wants to celebrate this Christmas.

The UK Supreme Court decided the Scottish government could not hold an independence referendum without the UK government’s approval. So what do people from this country think about the court’s decision?

Serbia and Kosovo have not been able to agree on the recognition of Serbian vehicle registration plates on the territory of Kosovo. Read more about the news and find out what is behind them.

A few days ago, Banksy, an underground graffiti artist, unveiled his mural in Borodianka, a Ukrainian village liberated from Russians this spring. So, what do Ukrainians themselves think about this piece of art?

The bright days of our lives are just as gradually and naturally replaced by dark and gloomy ones, like shots of ‘Blonde’, the Marilyn Monroe biopic. Here is a story about a pretty little fatherless girl in a large and brutal male world.

During the Russo-Ukrainian war, the USA is supporting Ukraine. However, the level of support varied throughout the eight years of war. We take a look at the main developments in US-Ukrainian relations during these years and their reasons.

When the war started in Ukraine, everything just turned upside down. Read the story of Nikita, a young Ukrainian journalist who tells us about the people staying in Kyiv. What caused his new political views, and how does he cope with them?

When the war in Ukraine started, everything just turned everything upside down. Read Katia's story, who had to leave her home and move to Khmelnytslyi, west of Ukraine. 'After the war, I want to celebrate as if nothing had happened.'

The Russo-Ukrainian war is changing the life of every Ukrainian student. They have to leave their homes, suspend their studies and reconsider their position or life view. 'We all were scared, but we tried not to show it.'

The Russo-Ukrainian war is changing the life of every Ukrainian student. They have to leave their homes, suspend the process of studies and reconsider their position or life view. 'The man from the Kremlin? I do not want to call his name. I hate him.'