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Making Ukrainian folk culture popular abroad
Marichka Marczyk used to travel to Donbas to sing folk songs for soldiers. Now she’s bringing the same songs to her home in Canada. On Marichka’s YouTube channel, she sings Ukrainian folk songs and teaches them to her viewers. Marichka’s ultimate goal is to make Ukrainian folk music popular around the world.
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Business Update
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From the archives
EuroMaidan Status Report
Seven years ago this month was a tense time in Ukraine. It wasn’t clear if the EuroMaidan Revolution would succeed or not in ousting President Viktor Yanukovych.
