When Ukraine announced that LELEKA would represent the country at Eurovision 2026, many international viewers discovered her for the first time. But in reality, her story had started long before the Eurovision stage. And it is not just a story about music. It is a story about migration, identity, adaptation, and the strange feeling of living between several versions of yourself at once. Not a “Typical Eurovision Artist” In recent years, Eurovision has increasingly become a co

In a world where everyone can build their own Spotify playlist, launching a radio station feels almost anachronistic. But SVOE Radio was not created to compete with algorithms. It was created for something else: to give Ukrainians in Germany back a shared cultural background that quietly, yet painfully, disappears after relocation. Ukrainian founder Tetiana Voloshyna launched SVOE Radio, a 24/7 online radio station with Ukrainian music in Germany. As reported by Amal Frankfur

The UKR Fest will once again bring thousands of people together in Germany in August. But that's not the most important thing. What's important is that such events are more than just festivals. They become meeting places for Ukrainians in Europe – and allow them to build more than just a community. The UKR Fest will take place in Germany again in August 2026 – in several cities and in various formats. The festival will be held at the Jahrhunderthalle in Frankfurt am Main on A

In a world where restaurants compete with complex menus and elaborate designs, "Pyana Vishnya" has built its business model on the opposite principle: one product, one concept, and a minimum of solutions for the customer. This simplicity has allowed the company to expand beyond Ukraine and develop into a format practiced in various European cities. When people talk about successful restaurant concepts, they usually mean sophisticated cuisine, distinctive recipes, or establish

She was born on the territory of today’s Ukraine, became one of the defining artists of the Parisian avant-garde, and proved that art does not have to live only inside museums. It can exist on fabric, in movement, in clothing, and in everyday life. Her story is not a simple story of successful migration. It is a story of how not to disappear in Europe, but to add your own rhythm to it.