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1609 results for "Ukraine"

Yaroslav, 6, who has lost his ability to speak, leaves for home after school on December 14, 2023 in Vysokopillya, Ukraine. © Gaelle Girbes/Getty Images

A Long Way Home; Ukraine’s Child Deportees

Those investigating potential war crimes must gather evidence while reducing trauma for vulnerable minors.

9 Jan 24

Ukrainians have dug trenches along the crescent-shaped 1,000km-long front. The ditches are surrounding with barbed wire; sandbags and wooden planks are positioned along the muddy walls. © Oleh Arkhanhorodsky

Along the Frontline in Ukraine’s Unforgiving Winter

Fighting continues, but the gruelling cold takes a toll on soldiers in the trenches and civilians in destroyed villages.

15 Jan 24

Digitally altered photo of a road sign that has been replaced with profanities directed at Russian forces. © The State Agency of Automobile Roads of Ukraine, ukravtodor.gov.ua

Laughing at Russia: Ukraine’s Secret Weapon

As well as buoying public spirits, humour has become a key element of the information war.

22 Nov 22

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and close collaborators meet on February 26, 2022 in front of a large screen tuned on United News, the joint information telethon, which was launched at the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. © Volodymy Zelensky’s official Facebook

Has Ukraine’s News Telethon Impacted Media Freedom?

Since the start of the war, TV stations have combined forces to produce a single informational resource.

3 May 23

School students pose for a portrait with blue and yellow balloons in the colours of the Ukrainian national flag during Childrens Day activities on June 1, 2022 in Rusaniv, Ukraine. © Alexey Furman/Getty Images

Amid War, Ukraine’s Children Return to School

Teachers and students resume studies despite daily missile strikes and the occupation of more than 20 per cent of the country.

29 Aug 22

Vitaly Shishov was the head of the Belarusian House in Ukraine, an organisation which helps people escape repression in Belarus following the 2020–2021 Belarusian protests. © Vitaly Shishov's Instagram

Ukraine-Belarus Relations Head Towards Fresh Crisis

Murder investigation could finally lead to the imposition of sanctions against Minsk.

31 Aug 21

Family doctor Natalya Tunik conducts a medical appointment in Sunki, a village in the central region of Cherkasy, where there is no hospital. © Photo courtesy of N. Tunik

Doctors on Wheels: Ukraine’s Mobile Medical Teams

Project delivers medical aid to people in remote areas and those displaced by the war.

2 Feb 23

Turkmen-Ukraine Gas Deal Some Way Off

8 Oct 09

Georgians See Parallels With Russia-Ukraine Conflict

30 Apr 14

On July 11 Ukraine's wealthiest man, Rinat Akhmatov, announced he would exit his media business. The media holding includes Ukraina and Ukraina 24 TV channels, which before the full-scale war were among the most-watched channels in the country. By doing so, Akhmetov seeks to escape being officially classified as an oligarch in Ukraine.

Why Ukraine’s Steel Tycoon Closed His Media Empire

Last year’s oligarch law allowed the country’s wealthiest man to discard an unprofitable business without hurting his reputation.

11 Aug 22

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