Kharkiv (Ukraine)

Kharkiv is Ukraine’s second-largest city, located in the northeastern part of the country. Known for its rich history, it was a major cultural, educational, and industrial hub during the Soviet era and continues to play a vital role in Ukraine’s economy and academia. The city features a mix of historic architecture, modern infrastructure, and vibrant cultural life, including theaters, museums, and universities. Kharkiv has seen significant development, but recent conflicts and geopolitical tensions have impacted its stability and growth. Despite challenges, it remains a vital center for Ukraine’s development and a symbol of resilience.