The new edition of the Council of Europe publication "Combating Violence against Women and Domestic Violence: A Practical Guide for Police Officers" is published in response to the current challenges of the war in Ukraine, as well as recent important changes in Ukrainian legislation on combating gender-based violence (GBV) against women.

The scientific and pedagogical staff of the Department of Tactical and Special Physical Training of the Faculty No. 3 - lecturers Vladyslav Burkhailo and Viktor Yasko, as well as a lecturer of the Department of Criminalistics, Forensic Science, Pre-medical Training of the Faculty No. 1 Hryhorii Smyrnov have been trained as part of the course: "Training of Trainers in Teaching the Risks Associated with Explosive Objects".

With the assistance of the Department of International Cooperation, at one of the locations of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs in Kamianets-Podilskyi, representatives of the International Committee of the Red Cross in Ukraine: Head of the ICRC sub-delegation in Lviv Lilaf Balisani (citizen of the Kingdom of Norway) and ICRC delegate for police and security Halit Bulanikli (citizen of the Republic of Turkey) conducted a training on the topic "Principles of the use of force by law enforcement agencies in accordance with international humanitarian law and international human rights law. Introduction to International Humanitarian Law".

The NGO "Women's League" invites university cadets and students to join the project "Girls Diplomatic Academy 2.0", this project is a tool that allows girls aged 17-21 with different life experiences to gain expert knowledge and skills that will help them to actively engage in formal and informal diplomacy in the future.

We invite the academic staff of KhNUIA to take part in the training course "4+ Elements" on somatics, contact improvisation and performance, which will be held in the Czech Republic. At this training course, participants will learn about somatics (body awareness, grounding, pendulum movements, titration, sequencing, resources, expression) and body movement techniques (contact improvisation, authentic movements, vocal and physical compositions related to theater and performance).

Oleksandr Levashov, Associate Professor of the Department of Foreign Languages of the Faculty № 4, attended international online webinars for English language teachers. The event "From research to practice: using GenAI with Cambridge materials", hosted by speakers Evelina Galaczi and Raquel Ribeiro from Cambridge University Press and Assessment, addressed the issue of using artificial intelligence for effective foreign language learning.

Representatives of the "Equal Opportunities" team of KhNUIA took part in the round table "Women of Kharkiv Region during the War" to celebrate the Women's History Month and the International Day for Women's Rights and Peace as part of the Coalition "Kharkiv Region 1325" holding a number of diverse events dedicated to these dates.

Representatives of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs took part in the webinar "European Drug Markets: Heroin and other opioids", which was held on the educational platform LEEd CEPOL.

Representatives of Kharkiv National University of Internal Affairs and the European Union Advisory Mission Ukraine discussed ways to expand cooperation based on the academic interests and professional experience of the participants, in particular, they identified joint activities such as online participation of EUAM representatives in lectures and other training sessions on international humanitarian law, conducting trainings for higher education students and academic staff on international humanitarian law, etc.

The Department of International Cooperation invites academic and teaching staff and applicants for higher education of KhNUIA to join a series of webinars organized by the Eastern Region Police Institute. They will begin in March with the participation of members of the Victim Advisory Group and the results of their participation in the independent investigation of child sexual abuse.