When during political discourse, certain terms are purposefully misused, the intent can only be nefarious. The very means of your own cognition is being manipulated. The hackles on the back of your neck should rise. Blow the whistle and call foul! […]
October 18, 2024, the VII Kharkiv Security Forum “Civilian Ukrainians: Challenges and Resilience in the Conditions of Terrorist War” was held in Kharkiv. The forum was organized by the Maidan Monitoring Information Center and the Konrad Adenauer Foundation with the support of the Humanitarian Coordination Center. We offer you recommendations based on the results of the forum. […]
This monitoring of war crimes has two levels of importance. First level is to gather information about war crimes, document them and later on hand them over to authorities, which in case of T4U is Police of the Czech Republic, for further processing and investigation. Second level is to show to the world or to the people, mainly in Czech Republic the real situation on the ground. […]
In the northern part of Kharkiv city, 22 kilometers from the Ukrainian-Russian border, lies the verdant campus of Piatyhatky. Since 2022, this region housing nuclear facilities has been subjected to consistent Russian bombardment.
Amidst this ongoing threat of nuclear catastrophe, how do the residents endure? How do they perceive their future?
What prospects do scientists have in such an environment? How does warfare impact the natural world? What activities do children engage in? And what source of strength allows individuals to persevere? […]
The war in Ukraine has push technology forward, especially regarding to drones. Boths sides are using them extensively, but Ukraine keeps pushing the boundaries as to what drones can do, be it in the air, ground, or sea. […]
Don’t hesitate to reach out, if you plan on coming to Ukraine as a volunteer. […]
What was so special about the supplies, is that they were collected by the Ukrainian refugees in my German hometown. So, even when not being in Ukraine, they help their country. […]
Round table in Budapest with field experienced monitoring officers on the results of the project: Mapping the Russian aggression against Ukraine: Damage to cultural heritage and environment […]
I think there is a possibility of radioactive contamination by further destruction of the nuclear facility by structural fatigue as a result of previous damage. And due to the proximity to the Russian border, shelling and bombing of the nuclear facility can be renewed. […]
Our research revealed the impact of acoustic terror, which can affect the entire population of the city that is under permanent fire from Russia. Local authorities estimate that at the time of the research at least 1,200,000 people lived in the city. […]
A volunteer war crimes investigator shares his insights from his work in monitoring and documenting crimes against humanity and acts of genocide, and Russian war crimes in particular to this talk Adam Sybera, a Czech citizen, is a 2011 graduate of the International School of Prague. […]
Markéta Gregorová, a Czech, originally from the city of Most, became the first European deputy to visit the city of Kharkiv since February 2022. […]
“Checkpoint Little Rohan” documentary follows the activities of three boys ages 9, 10 and 11 years in the village of Mala (Little) Rohan of the Kharkiv region in Ukraine during August-September 2022. The kids survived the occupation of their village by the Russian Army for one month in February-March 2022. […]
As a result of the attack, 19 people died – the death of some of them became known later. Another 22 residents were injured, including an 11-year-old child. […]
The Russians repeatedly bombarded the village with rockets, as well as fired mortars and multiple rocket launchers. […]
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