Weariness and pessimism in Bucha, the scene of Russia’s worst war crimes in Ukraine
The residents of this town north of Kyiv believe that the only peace plan Vladimir Putin will accept is Ukraine’s surrender
In search of Josy, the dog of a Spanish soldier killed in Ukraine
Miguel Carmona’s wife wants to recover the family pet, which traveled to the war zone in Donetsk with the army veteran
Sick and forgotten: The lives of over 100 Russian political prisoners are in danger
The UN and NGOs report that more than 120 dissidents are seriously ill in prison
A Canadian combat medic in Ukraine: ‘I looked at my children and thought I had to do something’
April Huggett traded her life as a homemaker in Canada for the trenches of Ukraine to defend democracy and freedom against Russia’s expansionist ambitions
Bucha, symbol of the horror of Ukraine war, tries to heal wounds: ‘We don’t want revenge, we want justice’
The city suffered 33 days of occupation in the early days of the invasion and was exposed to the cruelty of Russian troops
Russia intensifies its offensive against the foreign press
Three reporters have been arrested in three days, accused of discrediting the Russian army and association with the organization of deceased dissident Alexei Navalny
Comparative Wars
There should be little doubt about the legitimacy of Ukraine’s response to Russia’s aggression, and Israel’s to the Hamas attacks. The problem lies in the limits
It’s joy mixed with sorrow as Ukrainian children go back to school in the midst of war
Many schools in the country lack the capacity to provide a safe space for all students, leading them to implement a hybrid learning model
Kremlin appoints new logistics chief to address ammunition shortages
General Alexey Kuzmenkov has been installed in place of Mikhail Mizintsev, the ‘Butcher of Mariupol,’ to tackle Moscow’s growing problems in keeping front line troops supplied
Ukraine marks grim Bucha anniversary and calls for justice
Bucha stands as a symbol of atrocities committed by the Russian army since its full-scale invasion began in February 2022
A jacket, a shoe, a comb: Ukraine still exhuming victim remains in Kyiv region
The testimony of a neighbor led to the bodies and personal belongings of three men who died in Borodianka and that he himself buried before fleeing the war
The heroes of the resistance at the gates of Kyiv
A mayor, a doctor, the mother of a dead policeman, a health worker and a priest recall the days when the town of Irpin became the wall that stopped the Kremlin’s troops from entering the capital of Ukraine
US: Russia has committed crimes against humanity in Ukraine
The Biden administration formally determined last March that Russian troops had committed war crimes in Ukraine and said it would work with others to prosecute offenders
Ukraine’s empty classrooms
More than half of the children in the country have been displaced by the conflict with Russia. This photo essay highlights how the war has disrupted students’ education
UN report accuses Russia of war crimes in Ukraine, including summary executions of children
An investigation has confirmed the deaths of 441 civilians in three regions occupied by Russian forces early in the invasion, but investigators believe there are many more