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Articles

What is success in theater? THE PAINTED FOX. The first play for children in Ukrainian in San Francisco

The amateur Ukrainian theater “Traveling Stars” delighted audiences with its premiere of The Painted Fox, based on Ivan Franko’s fairy tale.
Held at Ukrainian Hall in San Francisco, the play brought magic, laughter, and cultural pride to children and families.

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A time of negotiations and bombing

This article examines failed ceasefire efforts amid continued Russian attacks.
He argues Putin uses talks to stall while pursuing Ukraine’s destruction.
Trump’s diplomacy lacks leverage and risks playing into Kremlin hands.
Portnykov calls for stronger Western action to counter Russian aggression.

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RUSSIAN ROULETTE ON A ROLLER COASTER

The article explores Trump’s troubling ties to Putin amid the war in Ukraine.
It warns of a U.S. constitutional crisis and erosion of democratic checks.
Trump’s actions risk global stability and American credibility.
The future of U.S. democracy hangs in the balance.

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Coercion to negotiate

The article examines U.S. pressure on Ukraine to negotiate under Trump’s leadership.
Diplomatic tensions and internal missteps strain the process.
Talks risk legitimizing Russian occupation.
Ukraine must strengthen itself to protect national interests.

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Fasting is the way to the Resurrection

This article reflects on Lent as a time for prayer, repentance, and returning to God.
It explains fasting as a spiritual practice, not just dietary restriction.
Readers are guided through Ukrainian Greek Catholic fasting rules and exemptions.
Above all, it calls for inner renewal and joyful preparation for Christ’s Resurrection.

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Hromada Newspaper

April 2025

This issue explores political friction surrounding U.S.–Ukraine–Russia talks, reflects on the moral and spiritual strength of Ukrainian chaplains, and celebrates cultural milestones like a Ukrainian-language children’s play in San Francisco, all while reaffirming the diaspora’s ongoing solidarity with Ukraine’s defenders and displaced.

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Hromada Newspaper

March 2025

This issue highlights the Ukrainian community’s humanitarian efforts in San Francisco, marks three years since the full-scale war with reflections and analysis, and explores the growing geopolitical rift following a tense Trump-Zelensky meeting, alongside a spotlight on the Church of the Immaculate Conception as a spiritual center.

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Events

The Painted Fox: San Francisco’s first Ukrainian-language play for children

What is success in theater?

The answer is clear: a full house, sincere emotions of the audience, laughter and applause! This is exactly how the premiere of the children’s play based on Ivan Franko’s fairy tale The Painted Fox took place.

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Hromada Newspaper

November 2023

This issue highlights Ukraine’s fight on multiple fronts—military, technological, and informational—while examining how the war in Israel may impact global support for Ukraine. It features reflections on war guilt within the diaspora, the return of deported children, and showcases innovations like the Brave1 tech cluster, alongside community-driven support for veterans and educational initiatives.

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Hromada Newspaper

October 2023

This issue highlights Ukraine’s digital defense innovations, explores the diaspora’s support for Ukrainian education, and features reflections on elections, wartime schooling, and the role of technology in shaping victory and resilience