Sources
Where Baba's news comes from
Thirty-six sources, each chosen by hand. Here is every one of them, and the rules we use to decide.
How we choose
- Established Ukrainian newsrooms and public broadcasters, and international services with Ukrainian desks.
- Official statements from the Office of the President, kept clearly labelled.
- No Russian state media, no outlets that repeat Kremlin narratives, and no anonymous channels.
- Headlines and short excerpts only. The full story always opens on the publisher's own site.
In Ukrainian (20)
In English (14)
Censor.NET (English)
Euromaidan Press
GDELT (Ukraine)
Interfax-Ukraine (English)
Kyiv Post
NV (English)
President of Ukraine (English)
Presidential decrees
Presidential speeches
The Kyiv Independent
Ukrainska Pravda (English)
Ukrinform (English)
UNIAN (English)
UOC of the USA — Video
GDELT is a research index of world news, used only to find Ukraine-related stories from reputable outlets.
In both languages (2)
Faith and calendar
- Orthocal: feasts, saints, fasting and readings
- Ohienko Bible (Ukrainian) and King James Version (English)
- RISU and the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the USA
War and public data
- DeepState: occupied territory
- UNHCR and Eurostat: refugees abroad
- Ukrainian public air-alert feed
- Verkhovna Rada open data: members and factions
- Wikipedia: biographies and this day in history
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