anna kostyuchenko, pavel sukhodolskyi for voice of america from kyiv.leksandr merigodov shows the strength and resilience of ukrainian women in his photographs. she started publishing a magazine for americans, the pages of which tell the story of successful ukrainian women who started a business in emigration to the usa. yes, the author reminds americans about the war and shows the face of ukraine. ivanna pidborska attended the magazine presentation. a hair stylist, fitness trainer and... make-up artist, these are ukrainian women who, despite living in exile, launched their business in the usa. olena worked as a police officer in zhytomyr oblast, after a full-time job, when she moved to america, she turned her hobby, make-up, into a full-time job. this has always been my dream, and now here, as it were, i have my hands completely free. olya continues to do what she did in odessa, group fitness training, after the 22nd she also became part of a charity organization. what is involved in military prosthetics, it's all about muscles really, and so when i st

anna kostyuchenko for voice of america from kyiv. and to american news. the supreme court of rezona upheld an old law from 1864 that prohibits abortion except in very rare cases. the law criminalizes any abortion in the state, except when the life of the mother depends on the abortion decision. president sha joe biden called the law cruel. the court decision may lead to the closure of all clinics to interrupt health and influence both women's health and becoming a factor in the presidential race. presumptive us presidential candidate donald trump says laws banning abortion should continue to be passed in every state. this position is at odds with some of his supporters, who want to achieve a nationwide ban on abortion. details about that, as well as how the issue of abortion can affect the presidential campaign of the candidates in the story of oleksiy kovalenko and scott. the past last week, the issue of abortion, one of the controversial issues in the presidential elections, gained new momentum. the florida supreme court has upheld a law banning abortio

anna kostyuchenko, pavel sukhodolsky for voice of america from donetsk region. meanwhile, the election campaign continues in the united states. americans cite the economy as the issue they are most concerned about in this presidential election. at a time when the ministry. the us department of labor reports on new jobs and salary increases, candidates joe biden and donald trump promise to improve the economic situation in ukraine. iryna shinkarenko knows exactly how and will tell. theresa labs, a wisconsin voter, is concerned about the state of the u.s. economy and the as her family pays the mounting bills. for a working family like ours, it is difficult to go grocery shopping without spending $100-$150 every weekend. and we try to understand what needs to be bought today and what can be taken next week. gasoline prices are going up and i don't understand why. says: voting for joe biden with the hope that he will continue to work even harder in the next four years to make life easier for workers. at the same time, this economic anxiety is also increasing support

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anna kostyuchenko, pavel sukhodolskyi for voice of america from donetsk region.na and russia spread misinformation among their own population, the diaspora and the countries of the global south, where they practically do not meet competition, say experts. sometimes they borrow technical techniques, often narratives and actively promote their position in countries in africa and latin america, where their media dominate among international broadcasters. how does it work and is it possible? natalka churikova found out. china and russia have an official an agreement in the information industry, the essence of which is to prevent the presence of western media in its information space. and if the russians are more interested in the technical aspects, to learn how the chinese built their great information wall, then the chinese borrow the narratives that echo in the russian information space, they do not have to invent anything, they can simply translate into russian. russia under during the invasion of ukraine pushed the story that the us was helping to build a bioweap