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15,000 Russians were arrested in the first month of the war across 155 cities as protests erupted against Putin's invasion of Ukraine.
Ukrainian armed forces are losing about 10,000 drones each month as they adapt to new technology on the battlefield.
Russian troops gather at an abandoned airfield north of Ukraine, raising invasion concerns.
War deaths in Ukraine are estimated to be in the tens of thousands as President Zelensky seeks support and weapons during his first trip to America since the conflict began.
China, led by Xi Jinping, may emerge as the main winner in the Ukraine conflict.
Ukrainians escape Russia's invasion, seeking refuge in Poland's welcoming borders.
Sanctions imposed by the European Union and allies aim to weaken Vladimir Putin's military financing in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
An astonishing drone video reveals Russian armored columns in urban areas east of Kiev, illustrating tactical errors and deep dysfunction within their military operations.
Vladimir Putin's brutal war against Ukraine leads to incredibly gruesome consequences ahead.
Vladimir Putin's decision-making authority complicates the ongoing negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, as key issues remain unresolved.
Speculation about Vladimir Putin's health, including reports of serious ailments and numerous visits to cancer specialists, raises questions about his leadership amid the Ukraine war.
Kyiv braces for a siege as a vast convoy of Russian armored vehicles approaches the city.
Ukraine's President Vladimir Zelensky reports that Russian forces are retreating, with 12 to 17 tanks captured in recent operations.
Tony Blair met Vladimir Putin several times, describing him as initially a reformer but later brutal and calculating in his leadership.
Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine disrupts global food supplies and threatens vulnerable populations.
Sandra from The Economist uses satellite data to track military activity in Ukraine amid Russia's invasion.
China abstained from a UN Security Council resolution on Russia's invasion of Ukraine, aligning with India and the United Arab Emirates.
Around 13% of Ukrainians are ethnically Russian, yet many now see their future aligned with the European Union rather than with Russia.
A recent survey found that three-quarters of the French believe their country is in decline as they prepare for the upcoming presidential election.
A Ukrainian father searches for his son missing since the Battle of Ilovaisk in 2014.
Four weeks after the Russian attack on Ukraine, Anna and Sascha flee their hometown of Chernihiv and find refuge in Berlin.
David Remnick navigates the complexities of love and journalism in late 1987 Moscow while reflecting on his and Esther's intertwined family histories.
Eighteen-year-old Zosya Rosenfeld, a refugee from Kharkiv, Ukraine, rebuilds her life in Düsseldorf, Germany, pursuing art alongside fellow refugee Varvara Mozhaieva.
Wilma Peters organizes a 1,600-kilometer convoy from Frankfurt an der Oder to the Ukrainian border, delivering essential supplies to those affected by the war.
Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine leads to severe sanctions against Russian oligarchs worldwide.
Oleksandr Chebotaryóv is the only radiologist left in Kherson, Ukraine, amid ongoing conflict.
Up to 100,000 Russian deserters have sought refuge in Georgia since Putin's partial mobilization order in September 2022.
Thousands of refugees from Ukraine pass through Berlin's central train station every day as the war continues to displace families and individuals.
Ukrainian mother Katya and her son Nazar return to Kyiv from Lisbon after fleeing the war, aiming to celebrate his ninth birthday in their homeland.
Sister Vassa, a former nun, was defrocked for publicly criticizing Patriarch Kirill's support of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Three children and a baby are rescued from besieged Mariupol as Mychailo Puryshev navigates dangerous streets filled with mines and military vehicles.
Yehor Oliynik, a Ukrainian soldier who lost a leg in combat, strives to return to the front lines with a prosthesis amid ongoing conflict and personal challenges.
Sculptors in Western Ukraine retrain to fight the Russian invasion in this documentary by Dmytro Sukholytkyy Sobchuk.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi initiates an impeachment inquiry into President Trump over Ukraine.
Voters in eastern Ukraine face a referendum as Eurovision highlights tensions with Russia.
Joel McHale discusses his White House Correspondents Dinner experience and family tour.
John Oliver interviews Simon Ostrovsky about his captivity in Ukraine for Vice News.
Four young survivors of war, including Adnan, who uses a wheelchair, and Tania, who escaped conflict in Ukraine, attempt to summit Mount Kilimanjaro.
Taiwan produces most of the world's microchips, and an attack from China could disrupt global supply chains and threaten the island's democracy.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenskyy confirms Russia's battle for Donbas has begun amid civilian casualties.
Russian troops have launched a full-scale ground offensive along a 500-kilometer front in eastern and southern Ukraine, aiming to capture the Donbass region.
The invasion of Ukraine begins as Russian President Putin attacks its sovereignty and integrity.
Kyiv faces the largest Russian drone attack of the war, assessed by Military Analyst Sean Bell.
President Biden notes many companies halt operations in Russia, but some still operate amid boycott calls.
Ben Hodges discusses Putin's lack of victory declaration in Ukraine during Victory Day.
Ralf Stegner defends Chancellor Olaf Scholz's stance on Ukraine's military support from Germany.
A local merchant in Heihe states that many of the products he sells come from Russia, reflecting the enduring friendship between the two nations.
Ukraine takes advantage of the turmoil in Russia following the attempted coup.
