Conflict

Thursday, 24 Feb '22 in Lviv, Ukraine

"So it's war in Europe."

24 Feb 22

Wednesday, 23 Feb '22 in Lviv, Ukraine

"Ukrainians are connected as never before."

23 Feb 22

Russian president Vladimir Putin during his televised speech from the Kremlin on February 21, 2022. © kremli.ru

Russian Tanks Roll into Eastern Ukraine

The Kremlin’s recognition of breakaway republics as independent states effectively ends the Minsk agreements.

22 Feb 22

Tuesday, 22 Feb '22 in Lviv, Ukraine

"Is this Putin’s Bosnia strategy – keep Ukraine as a failed state, destabilised and unable to join NATO or the EU?"

22 Feb 22

Monday, 21 Feb '22 in Kyiv, Ukraine

"Everything can change in an instant"

21 Feb 22

Lyudmila Kudelya, 73, hangs laundry near the ruins of her son's house, which burned down after a 120-mm mine hit their yard in February 2017. (February 3, 2022) © IWPR

Ukraine: Elderly People On the Frontline Battle Loneliness and Fear

About 900,000 pensioners in need of aid and protection are among those bearing the brunt of the conflict in the country’s east.

18 Feb 22

Members of the media covering the press conference following the meeting of the President of Ukraine with the Federal Chancellor of Germany. © Press Service of the Ukrainian President

Reporting the Ukraine Crisis

International and Ukrainian media need to do more to avoid cliché and self-censorship - while giving those in the occupied territories a voice.

16 Feb 22

In Kyiv, 41-year-old Vyacheslav and his 12-year-old daughter Angelina follow news on television about Russian troops' build-up along the Ukrainian border. © Galyna Ostapovets

Ukraine: Stress Takes Its Toll

Amid ongoing uncertainty, citizens try to prepare for every eventuality.

14 Feb 22

Members of the Kyiv Territorial Defense Unit are trained in an industrial area outside the capital Kyiv. US intelligence stated that a Russian miliary invasion of Ukraine is "imminent", but Ukrainian authorities have called the statement as exaggerated. © Brendan Hoffman/Getty Images

“Calm Down and Breathe” - Ukraine Downplays Russian Invasion

Experts say that Zelensky fears the impact on the country’s economy and his chances of winning a second term.

10 Feb 22

Pro-Kremlin disinformation in Ukraine has reached levels unseen since 2014, say researchers. International audiences are not spared as studies show that Russian state-controlled media that cater for Western audiences in various languages, such as RT and Sputnik, disseminate anti-West conspiracy theories. © Misha Friedman/Getty Images

Ukraine: Russia Mobilises Disinfo Alongside Military

Could a sudden increase in fake news be a precursor to real-world escalation?

8 Feb 22

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