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"Hell has come to you." Will the village of Peremoha celebrate Victory Day after Russian occupation?

How a 75-year-old Japanese volunteer, Fuminori Tsuchiko, lived with Kharkiv residents in the metro for six months and opened a free café in Kharkiv

Seven EU requirements for Ukraine: accession negotiations getting closer

Ukraine is getting closer to timely fulfilling the seven criteria, or the requirements, obtained with EU candidate status.

Putin's path to The Hague through "filtration" and "rehabilitation": how Russia is abducting Ukrainian сhildren

"Bring my legs back". How a 24-year-old triple amputee is learning to live a new life

"Each one of us is a weapons baron": How Ukrainian volunteers have been buying up armoured vehicles across the UK

How China has become Russia's leading supplier of weapons components

Minister from Macron's government: "It is now clear that Ukraine will join the EU"

Clément Beaune: "This process does take several years. I'm totally sure, and I can guarantee 100%, that the commitment made by the EU will remain"

Stephen Gethins: "Putin is the worst strategist in the world at the moment. All of his strategic goals have failed."

Ukrainian Players Aim to Control Constitutional Court, Forcing Europe to Greenlight It

The EU does not realise that it gives "permission" to manipulate emotions for political purposes. The Venice Commission is again prepared to soften their position...

"Safe havens" for blood money. Why are Russia's assets not being seized in the West?

Waiting for a counteroffensive. How the Ukrainian Armed Forces are preparing to liberate the territories and how the Pentagon document leak affects Ukraine's plans

EU-Ukraine grain deal: details of Brussels proposal to resolve export and trade crisis

Why does the European Commission propose to impose restrictions against Ukrainian exports, although it had previously criticised similar decisions? How can Ukraine get out of this crisis without harming itself?

Ukraine's NATO Membership Needs no Action Plan, We Have to Leave 2008 Mistakes Behind

We need a new concept of relations with NATO and Ukraine's movement towards membership. Geopolitical reality requires speeding up this process.

Empty streets, pools of blood and memories of a failed collaborator: life in liberated Vovchansk under constant fire

"It's really scary, but we keep going because people need us." Frontline stories from essential workers

"Putin Tribunal" to indict about 20 Russians: interview with Ukraine's envoy for war trials

Anton Korynevych: "To reach a verdict against Putin while he is sitting in a bunker, we need a trial in absentia. This is real."

Paul Massaro: If that's Russophobia, fine. But I want to advocate realism toward Russia

24 February 2022 reconstructed. Episode 2. Zaluzhnyi's office, meetings at Zelenskyy's, evacuation of the Cabinet of Ministers

Nature on the frontier. How peatlands are helping to defend Ukraine's borders

"Just don't bury me yet, Katia": Stories of the wives of marines who defended Mariupol and are now prisoners of war

Dirty Russian money in favour of Ukraine: Plans on how to do it in Europe

How can such assets be searched for? What problems in this matter already exist in the European legislation, which of them can be solved, and which are still pending?

Sarah Ashton-Cirillo, journalist and paramedic: "At the front, the only thing that matters is surviving and destroying the Russian enemy"

"I believe the US has not done enough to back Ukraine." Interview with Mike Pompeo

"Had the US done that a quicker, better, faster, it might be the case that we wouldn't be where we are..."

Happiness is to have a hand again. Soldier talks about injuries, amputation and electric prosthesis

How Russian nukes in Belarus undermine China's Xi authority instead of scaring NATO

In order not to stand up for "red lines", Russia copied the US nuclear tactics. But Putin did not see how Xi Jinping's authority was reduced to ashes.

"No reason to be positive about Russia, a threat for generations." Interview with Latvia's Prime Minister

Krišjānis Kariņš: "I see no possibility of Ukraine losing. I see no possibility of Russia winning it."

Defending the city of eternal fire through the eyes of the infantry: a report from the trenches near Avdiivka

Voices from a torture chamber in Kherson. How Russians tormented Ukrainians

EU criteria assessment for Ukraine expected in May; Kyiv keen to meet all but one

The Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration Olha Stefanishyna states that the first evaluation of the European Commission regarding Ukraine's progress in fulfilling the "candidate criteria" will be presented in May.

How Russia's FSB is fighting against Ukraine: murders, terrorist attacks, moles and cyberattacks

Kraken attacks: the story of the Defence Intelligence unit that the Russians have demonised

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