Ukrainian students prove themselves to be strong and resilient. They continue pursuing education under the missile attacks and seek opportunities to bring Ukrainian victory closer 8/

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In summer 2023, the students launched a fundraiser with the goal of collecting $1 million to purchase medical helicopters that would rescue wounded soldiers from the battlefield. With the support of the Ukrainian DefDev Fund and the school's own KSE Foundation, they raised $2

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A significant portion of KSE's student body, particularly graduate students, voluntarily joined the frontline immediately after the full-scale invasion, including graduates of a short-term masters program for veterans 4/

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KSE has prepared for long-term power outages and bombing consequences with generators, water supply, and sleeping bags, focusing on providing hope and a sense of normalcy to students 5/

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KSE was among the first educational institutions in Kyiv to return to in-person classes in fall 2022, having constructed an underground shelter with classrooms and conference rooms 3/

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In 2022, the Kyiv School of Economics (KSE) swiftly adapted to wartime conditions, resuming online classes for undergraduates within two weeks of the Russian invasion and for graduate students within a month 2/

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Amid the war in Ukraine, KSE University continues to teach. Since the invasion, we’ve tripled enrollment and doubled our majors, despite bombings, blackouts, limited funding, and the pervasive trauma of conflict. I recently discussed this with Mariia Kudina at Tufts 1/

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The meeting of the Ramstein Ukraine Defense Contact Group at the level of leaders, which was postponed due to Hurricane Milton in the United States, will take place in November, White House spokesperson Karin Jean-Pierre said during a briefing.

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Today, Foreign Ministers of 🇺🇦, 🇸🇪, 🇩🇰, 🇪🇪, 🇱🇻, 🇱🇹, 🇳🇴, 🇫🇮 and 🇮🇸 met in #Odesa, where they visited wounded Ukrainian defenders, held a meeting with leading agricultural exporters and saw the consequences of Russia's attacks, in particular, on Ukrainian ports ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/qfBGRHJbch

— MFA of Ukraine 🇺🇦 (@MFA_Ukraine) 16 octobre 2024

Today, Foreign Ministers of , , , , , , , and met in #Odesa, where they visited wounded Ukrainian defenders, held a meeting with leading agricultural exporters and saw the consequences of Russia's attacks, in particular, on Ukrainian ports

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