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As part of a full‑day visit to Östergötland on 8 April, Ukraine’s Ambassador Svitlana Zalishchuk will visit Campus Valla at ¸£Àû¼§. She will deliver a lecture and take questions from students and other interested participants. The...

Ukraine’s reconstruction and long-term recovery represent one of the most urgent and complex challenges of our time. Beyond rebuilding physical infrastructure, the process involves restoring livelihoods, strengthening institutions, supporting...

Russia has invaded Ukraine. Here we have gathered ¸£Àû¼§â€™s news and other information relating to the war.

The Swedish Government has mandated Barnafrid to increase access to effective support for children and young people with trauma symptoms resulting from violence and traumatic experiences.

Children’s access to healthcare in Ukraine has seen a sharp decline since Russia invaded the country in February 2022. A Swedish study shows how children’s physical, mental and social health is being seriously affected by the war.

Ukrainian society must continue to function during the war. Other European countries can contribute. LiU is part in the Swedish-Ukrainian project STREAM-U and recently welcomed a group of researchers, public officials and students.

Despite being the war, Ukraine has maintained public services. A new study from LiU points to the collaboration between citizens and public authorities as a key factor. There are lessons to be learned for other countries in this, the researchers say.

A tense political situation in the world, a war in Europe and an everyday life with increasing threats to our security – what do the researchers do? More than you might think and there will be even more. Defence research is more active than ever.

New project aims to strengthen the capacity for critical collaboration between local authorities and civil society in delivering services, enhancing resilience, and advancing democratization in Ukraine.

Azerbaijan will host the International Climate Summit this year. Although the country is heavily dependent on its oil production, holding the meeting there could actually be an advantage, according to Rinata Kazak, who will represent LiU.