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Russia has turned grain into a weapon: how Putin is exploiting hunger and deceiving Africa

Kramatorsk: the foreign volunteers who survived the Ria Pizza missile strike

Two examples to punish Russia: How US confiscated enemy-owned assets

The potential confiscation of Russian assets is a high-profile and sensitive issue, but it is certainly not unique to the United States.

"We can get Russia to resume its participation in Grain Deal with unified voice." Column of EU top diplomat

Contrary to the lies spread by Russia, the EU has indeed ensured that our sanctions have no impact on global food security.

Every one in twenty destroyed Russian tanks is down to their work. The story of the Ukrainian Security Service's White Wolf special unit and its commander, Oleh Yemets

Finest hour for the defence industry. How can Ukraine produce more weapons?

Ukraine will need a lot more weapons, and not just foreign ones. Why are Ukrainian military plants not running at full capacity, and can this be fixed?

How Western energy sanctions against Russia are failing

"Sometimes I think that Oleksii is lying sick in captivity. Hope smoulders in my soul." In memory of the Azov fighters killed in Olenivka

"Security guarantees" pledged to Ukraine would leave Ukrainians frustrated

The perceprton of these "guarantees" in society is polarised. Some do not believe in them at all and some put too much hope in security guarantees...

John Spencer: "The Battle of Kyiv is the most decisive battle of the modern era since the end of World War II"

Homework for a year: achevements of Ministry of Justice towards European integration

What has been achieved in the field of justice to meet the requirements for EU membership within a year? After all, the success of Ukraine's European integration depends on meeting these requirements.

Whose ally is Erdoğan: why is Türkiye increasing aid to Ukraine but not giving up friendship with Russia?

What kind of assistance can Ukraine expect from Türkiye? How would they like to see Russia in Ankara: powerful, weakened, or collapsed?

Blood sisters. What do combat medics Field Toad and Steppe Viper carry in their tactical backpacks?

Kramatorsk: Life in Ukraine's romantic capital, 25 kilometres from the front

Summer, war, Grad-Partyzan – how Aidar Volunteer Battalion artillerymen are fighting near Bakhmut. Photo report

Peter Pomerantsev: "Russia's obsession with manipulating information is both its strength and flaw"

Survivors of a missile attack on Lviv realise that nowhere is safe

Freezing Russian assets will benefit everyone except Ukraine

"The three men closest to me have gone to war". Aliona Danilova, founder of the Ukrainian Women's Battalion, talks about family, war, and her determination to help

If the UAV situation doesn't change, we'll be at the negotiating table within a year: FPV drones and their role in warfare

How to confiscate Russian assets?

24 February 2022 reconstructed. Episode 3. Facility No. 1, or All power in Zelenskyy's bunker

Kyiv details position on NATO: Allies won't say "no" at Vilnius summit; fear of Russia transformed

Olha Stefanishyna: "We will join NATO regardless of the decisions at the Vilnius summit... I don't have the feeling that Hungary will become a "black swan."

Some in West like seeing how Kremlin is being destroyed slowly, but price is too high for Ukraine

Linas Linkevičius: "The idea of not provoking Russia is a stupid thing... In essence, Russia has a veto power in the Alliance, and we have been talking about it for years..."

Ukrainian marine tells his story of trying to blow up bridges in Chonhar on brink of Russian invasion

Among the numerous stories of the Russian-Ukrainian war, there is a legend about the village of Chonhar. The legend raises the question of why the bridges connecting Crimea with mainland Ukraine were not blown up in February 2022 to prevent the advance of the Russian invaders.

History being made in Vilnius. President Biden to benefit from NATO Summit no less than Ukraine

Joe Biden will undoubtedly be a part of world history: the Russian-Ukrainian war left no other choice. But now, "Biden's page" in this history book is controversial.

They were waiting for Ukraine's return: the story of the murder of two teenagers in Russian-occupied Berdiansk and the trumped-up case against them

What Ukrainian weapons will conquer the world’s weapons markets after the war

Two goals for NATO Summit: Ukraine explains its demand to allies

Ukraine now acknowledges that NATO membership at war is not feasible. However, this does not stop the Alliance from politically inviting Ukraine to membership right now.

"We heard only one word from him on the phone – "water". The stories of the eight people who died as a result of the explosion at the Kakhovka HPP

Yevhen Mezhevikin, Hero of Ukraine: I've been fighting for over nine years. I don't know what civilian life is. War is our life now

Appeal of Ukrainian civil society organisations to NATO leaders ahead of Vilnius Summit

Contrary to popular belief, NATO does not have restrictions on inviting new countries to join, even if they are at war. Accession of Ukraine will strengthen Euro-Atlantic security...
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