Ukraine’s Voice to Sound at Bratislava Castle: An Artistic Gesture of Gratitude for Support of Ukraine
An exhibition by a Ukrainian artist at Bratislava Castle — as a gesture of gratitude for support of Ukraine
An exhibition by a Ukrainian artist at Bratislava Castle — as a gesture of gratitude for support of Ukraine
A step towards restoring legal justice at the UN: a working dialogue between Ukraine’s MFA and the Pylyp Orlyk Foundation
At the Pylyp Orlyk Foundation space, an exhibition “Breads” by Honoured Artist of Ukraine Oleksii Potapenko continues — a series of profound and moving canvases where bread becomes a powerful symbol of life, memory, labour and the indestructible connection with Ukrainian land.
Today, December 22, we celebrate Ukrainian Diplomacy Day — the day when we honour those who for centuries built and defended Ukrainian statehood on the international arena.
On December 4, 2025, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine adopted Resolution No. 4712-IX “On Approval of the Regulations on Prizes and Scholarships of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine” (registration No. 14180). This document officially approved a new system of parliamentary awards, among which a special place is held by the Prize of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine named after Pylyp Orlyk — a prize for youth contribution to the development of parliamentarism and local self-government.
The first meeting of the mentorship programme “Roots and Wings: History That Unites” for teachers of diaspora schools concluded in the city of Skive, to introduce teaching of Ukrainian history.
This is a conversation about historical figures who shaped Ukrainian statehood, its diplomatic traditions and Ukraine’s place in the European dimension.
The Pylyp Orlyk Foundation has signed a Memorandum of Partnership and Cooperation with the public organisation “Ukrainian Association of Foreign Policy” — one of the most authoritative analytical platforms created by Ukrainian diplomats to support the country’s strategic foreign policy course.
Ukrainian Cinema Days have begun in the Czech city of Brno, running from December 2–7, 2025 at the arthouse cinema Kino Art. This project is a natural continuation of the Ukrainian Cinema Week in Prague. Both events this year are held with the support of the Pylyp Orlyk Foundation, which consistently expands Ukraine’s cultural presence in EU countries.