DEN HAAG - Demonstranten protesteren bij de Russische ambassade om te laten zien dat ze achter Oekraine staan na de Russische invasie. ANP REMKO DE WAAL

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The war in Ukraine

After the Russian invasion of Ukraine, we have been busy supporting and keeping local journalists safe. Emergency aid is still desperately needed, but it is also very important to look ahead. Sustaining independent journalism in the region in the future requires long-term support. To this end, we have established Media Lifeline Ukraine.

On the Frontier shows the work of brave Ukranian journalists

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On the Frontier shows importance of independent media on Ukraine front-line

Vasyl Myroshnyk gently holds the crying woman by the shoulders, offering her a few comforting words. She expresses her gratitude for the newspapers he...

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Empowering front-line journalism: 'Close to Zero Line' launched in Ukraine

In the front-line territories of Ukraine, there's a strong desire among the people for professional, reliable information. Therefore, the National...

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Sergiy Tomilenko is president of NUJU. He and his organisation give help to thousands of Ukrainian journalists.

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Ukrainian journalists suffer huge psychological pressure and economic crisis

Two years of war have left deep marks on Ukraine's journalistic community. President Sergiy Tomilenko of the National Union of Journalists of Ukraine...

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Ukrainian journalist in a village freed from Russian occupation

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2 years into Russia's invasion Ukrainian media need support more than ever

On 24 February 2022 Russia started its full scale invasion of Ukraine, and now two years later, the fighting still continues. Days after the invasion...

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Donbas Media Forum: connecting Ukrainian journalists separated by the war

After the first Russian invasion of Ukraine and occupation of Donbas, Luhansk and Crimea between 2014-2015, several dozen regional newspapers and TV...

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Ruth Kronenburg visiting media hub in Poland

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Blog Ruth Kronenburg: a moving visit to our media hub for Ukrainian journalists

Executive director Ruth Kronenburg visited Free Press Unlimited’s media hub in Warsaw, Poland on 5 April 2023. Here she met the Ukrainian journalists...