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The document highlights both the main successes of Ukraine on this path, as well as failures or moments that hinder the reform process in the country. In general, the European Union is not yet ready to officially talk about the prospects of Ukraine's accession to the ranks of member states, but Ukraine's European perspective is recognized. [53]
Some editions are called video games by the main cultural export of Ukraine to the west. [6] Major video game developers in Ukraine include GSC Game World, Best Way, Action Forms, 4A Games, N-Game Studios, Мeridian'93, Frogwares, Boolat Game Development Company, Dereza Production Studio, Persha Studia, Cyber Light Game Studio and Deep Shadows.
Moldova, which lies between Ukraine and Romania, hailed the EU decision to open formal accession talks with it. Pro-Western President Sandu said Moldova would rise to the challenge and was ...
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III (2023 video game) Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Remastered; Call of Duty: United Offensive; Chernobylite (video game) Collapse (2008 video game) Combat Mission: Black Sea; Command & Conquer (1995 video game) Command & Conquer Remastered Collection; Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3; Company of Heroes 2; Conflict Zone
Ukraine is using Steam Decks to control remote turret guns on the battlefield. Steam Deck is a popular platform used for playing video games. A video shared online shows the device in action.
Xbox and “S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2” maker GSC Game World are set to release a documentary following the developers of the sequel game as they work to complete the title while living amid the war in ...
Carnivores (video game) Carnivores 2; Carnivores: Dinosaur Hunter; Carnivores: Ice Age; Casper's Scare School (video game) Chasm: The Rift; Codename: Outbreak; Collapse (2008 video game) Contre Jour; Cossacks (video games series) Cossacks 3; Cossacks II: Napoleonic Wars; Cossacks: European Wars; Cradle (video game) CrimeCraft; Cryostasis: Sleep ...
2004 – Ukrainian businessman and philanthropist Viktor Pinchuk gathered about 30 European leaders at the first Yalta European Seminar to discuss the prospects for Ukraine's accession to the EU. Following the seminar, an independent philanthropic foundation, the Yalta European Strategy (YES), was established in Ukraine. [9]