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European Solidarity Corps is an international voluntary program, which was created to bring together young people to build a more inclusive society, supporting vulnerable people and responding to societal challenges [1]. Thousands of young people from different countries have already taken part in this program and got to know each other during their volunteering services. Ukrainians, whose country has been drawn into a terrible and bloody war since February 24, 2022, are also among them. How do contacts received during volunteering resonate with them now? We have a few eloquent stories.

Everyone has the right to be free. Ukraine is an example.

This is a story on a personal note, of how people could be affected by the war in Ukraine.

Was sind die Unterschiede und Ähnlichkeiten zwischen der Oster-Feste in Deutschland und der Ukraine? Kann die übliche Tradition noch gelebt werden in der gegenwärtigen weltweiten Krise?

Wie die Germanismen in die ukrainische Sprache eindrangen?

Conscription – Ukrainian perspective. If you are a young man between 18 and 27 years old, you have to go to army to fulfil your duty before your Motherland. Exceptions are possible, if you study, or have some health issues, or are the only bread-maker in a big family and some other specific cases. But what if you are just different? This article is my reflection on this topic.

One of my New Year’s resolutions was to become a vegan, however, this decision was pretty spontaneous and in practice, it appeared not as easy as it seemed before. Thus, I started to research the topic more and had a look at the advanteges and some challenges to face of being vegan in European countries. Those findings I would like to share in this article.

A report from German-Russian-Ukrainian youth study camp, connected with Remembrance of WWII

Recent news stories were occupied with different articles about strikes and demonstrations from all over the world. More and more people are going out on the street and “fighting” for their rights. From one point of view, human beings should be becoming more aware and show their active position. However, when it goes to violent riots or even war, then something goes wrong and unfair in this world!

On the 21st of May Ukraine had the second tour of presidential elections. Volodymyr Zelenskiy, comedian and actor is going to be a President of one of the largest countries neighbouring the EU, a country, which struggles hard to become a part of united Europe. So how did a comedian become a President and what's he going to do?