Russian Tried for Killing Ukrainian POWs in Kursk
Case is one of several reports of summary executions carried out in captured territory.
Elections Under Siege: Moldova’s Battle for Truth
Democracy under threat amid a dangerous escalation in the information war.
Kharkiv “Mock Execution” Trial Adjourned
Russian serviceman accused of carrying out abuses during 2022 occupation.
Caucasus Hopeful After Peace Deal, But Spoilers Loom
The US-brokered deal uses major business projects to resolve a long-standing conflict. But can it survive the dangers ahead?
Prospects for Armenia-Azerbaijan Peace
How the US-brokered peace deal between Armenia and Azerbaijan is playing out in the South Caucasus.
Russia’s Forced Passport Scheme
Many thousands of Ukrainians have been forced to accept Russian citizenship in what some experts argue may account to a war crime.
Russian Soldier Sentenced for Sexual Assault and Robbery
Perpetrator identified by survivor after he failed to log out of Google account on her stolen phone.
How Ukraine is Implementing Transitional Justice
Broad range of measures are needed to hold perpetrators accountable, support survivors and establish historical truth.
Russian POW On Trial for Executing Soldier
Servicemen confessed to crimes and pleaded to be part of a future prisoner exchange.
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