About Behind the Digital Curtain
July 15, 2019
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‘The Surkov Leaks’ is the set of e-mails from Kremlin officials from 2014 onwards, including Vladislav Surkov, ‘so called President Vladimir Putin’s ‘Rasputin’, involved in the Eastern Ukraine conflict, and in the political and economic management of two self-proclaimed republics in Donetsk and Luhansk.
Behind the Digital Curtain in Pictures
July 5, 2019
Conference Behind the Digital Curtain. Civil Society vs State Sponsored Cyber Attacks. Post-release
Christo Grozev at "Behind the Digital Curtain"
July 4, 2019
Christo Grozev – the winner of the European Press Prize for Investigative Journalism in 2019, visited our conference ‘Behind the Digital Curtain’. Mr. Grozev was one of the keynote speakers of the conference. He said…
Effective Co-operation with Media
June 3, 2019
Though 30th May is a bank holiday in Belgium, we had a hard working day. We had a training on how to co-operate with media – for Promote Ukraine members and other NGOs. We tried to talk simple about the complicated issues: how media has changed since the beginning of the new century (and why it is important), how to encourage journalists to co-operate,
Beyond Geopolitics: Why does the Crimean Tatars Case Matter?
October 9, 2018
On 9 October Brussels’ experts and politicians had an opportunity to listen to the prominent speakers like Refat Chubarov (Chair of Mejlis), Emine Dzhaparova (Deputy Minister of Information Policy of Ukraine), Alim Aliev (co-founder of…
Stereotypes about the Image of Ukraine in Europe
June 16, 2017
With the start of the visa-free regime, Ukrainians have got a chance to work themselves on the image of Ukraine in Europe. Now they can freely come and tell Europeans about their country. Thus we…
Ukraine in the Eyes of Europeans
May 30, 2017
With the entry into force of the visa-free regime, the organization “Promote Ukraine” made a video of the opinion of Europeans about Ukraine and Ukrainians. The presentation of the research was presented at a roundtable…
In 2005 when the first Eurovision Song Contest was held in Ukraine, Europeans were granted a visa-free regime to Ukraine. Finally, 12 years after that Ukrainians received long awaited right to travel in Europe without…
Foreign investors have the opportunity and should invest in Ukraine. Despite clear challenges, Ukraine, as a country with great resources of black rich soil (chernozem) and many high-skilled high-educated workers, is extremely attractive for European…
Music for Life for Ukraine
December 23, 2015
Promote Ukraine joined the circuit of charitable events which usually hold Europe in its grip during Christmas time. For the first time Ukraine was on the “good goals” list of Music for life, a charity campaign of radio Studio Brussel and the King Baudouin Foundation. This yearly returning event, stretching the month of December, is one of the most popular charity events in Belgium.
Manneken Pis becomes a Ukrainian
August 24, 2015
24 August 2014 Manneken Pis became a Ukrainian. Organized by Promote Ukraine
Main theses from the Russian-Ukrainian Conference of civil society activists in Brussels (European Parliament): 1. With its acts, Russia made an attack on the legal system of human rights – Ella Polyakova (Russia) 2. Statistics…
Crimea Day in Belgium
June 24, 2015
On the 24 June 2015 we organized two roundtables on human rights in Crimea as well as screening the film Haytarma about the deportation of Crimean Tatars 1944. The presentations took place at the European…
