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1678 results for "Ukraine"

Tuesday, 19 December ‘23

This week’s overview of key events and links to essential reading.

19 Dec 23

Left: Anastasia Mostova, a 17-year-old girl killed in the southern Ukraine port city with her mother Tatyana; Right: Anastasia's grave. © Photos courtesy of Tetyana Mostova

Murder in Kherson

Pre-trial investigation into teenager’s death continues after likely stalling during Russian occupation.

24 Jan 23

A 33-year-old Russian soldier, Alexander Kuleshov participated in the occupation of the Kupiansk district of the Kharkiv region and is linked to at least two kidnappings of police officers in March 2022. © Spencer Platt/Getty Images

Closed-Door Trial for Russian Soldier Accused of Torturing Police Officers

Due to security concerns, the victims requested the proceedings not be open to the public.

25 Feb 25

Kazakstan: All Eyes on Kyrgyzstan

Fears of a Ukraine-style “velvet revolution” begin to grow in neighbouring Kazakstan.

20 Nov 05

IWPR’s local partner in Moldova, the Association of Independent Press (API), held two seminars in May and June 2022 as part of a project supporting Moldovan media’s resilience to disinformation following Russia’s invasion of neighbouring Ukraine. The project is funded by the United Kingdom’s Foreign Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO). © IWPR

Moldovan Media Learn New Skills to Build Resilience

Programme provides emergency response to fighting fake news surrounding the Ukraine conflict.

28 Jun 22

Georgian president Giorgi Margvelashvili (left) on Tbilisi's Europe Square. (Photo: Georgian president's website)

Domestic Frictions as Georgians Await EU Deal

As interior minister claims opposition wants to copy Ukraine unrest, a pro-Moscow movement grows.

24 Apr 14

Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine Irina Vereshchuk with exchanged prisoners. © Irina Vereshchuk/Telegram

Ukrainian Female Prisoners Suffer Inhumane Conditions

Civilians and soldiers alike are denied medical care and subjected to arbitrary punishment by Russian forces and their proxies.

31 Oct 22

People hold banners, flags and photographs during a rally to raise awareness of Ukrainian soldiers who are being held prisoners of war by the Russians, on January 18, 2025 in Kharkiv, Ukraine. © Carl Court/Getty Images

Russian Soldier Faces Trial for Murder of Ukrainian POW

Case marks first time defendant in such a case has been physically present in court.

31 Jan 25

Russian forces occupied the southern port city of Kherson in late February 2022 and set up torture chambers where civilians were interrogated, beaten and tortured. © Kherson Regional Prosecutor's Office

Russian Captain to be Tried for Kherson Torture

At least 68 victims are listed as having undergone cruel and abusive treatment while illegally detained.

16 Jul 24

Tumbling Russian Rouble Leaves Kyrgyzstan Trembling

A weak currency and high inflation spells trouble for the Central Asian country’s economy.

3 Mar 22

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