In East Ukraine, Rose-Tinted View of Future Persists
Some believe their region is wealthy enough to support itself when the fighting stops.
Some believe their region is wealthy enough to support itself when the fighting stops.
Awareness of death runs through games in a playground on the edge of a cemetery.
Mood of resistance contrasts with apathy seen across much of the east.
Behind-the-scenes attempts to create a functioning separatist administration have failed so far.
Heightened tensions lead to online battles, disinformation and website takedowns.
Aleppo residents return to the streets to defend the ideal of a peaceful popular uprising.
"Our commanders departed from the base and left us alone," says soldier who evaded death at ISIS's hands.
Some argue that Armenians have a special responsibility to help given their own tragic history.
More and more towns caught up in fighting as Ukrainian forces make inroads.