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Kyiv reports that initial evidence indicates a North Korean ballistic missile was used in a Russian strike that killed six people, including three children.
Kyiv's 40-day influence operation targets Russian supply lines and aims to shift the war's dynamics, with significant implications for Crimea and Russian morale.
Ukraine's labor shortage due to the ongoing war has prompted companies to hire migrant workers, leading to exaggerated online rumors about a mass influx.
Ukraine is poised to export weapons, including drones and battlefield technology, while still engaged in active conflict with Russia.
Two people were killed and six others wounded in missile strikes in Kramatorsk as negotiations between Ukraine and Russia yielded no significant progress.
Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko's potential support for Russia's military operations against Ukraine raises concerns about a new offensive from Belarus.
Ukraine faces intensified missile strikes from Russia amid a NATO summit in Turkiye, as President Zelenskyy calls for increased military support and air defenses.
Uzhhorod, located at Ukraine's westernmost point, remains untouched by Russian bombing amidst the ongoing conflict affecting the rest of the country.
Since February 24, Kharkiv has endured weeks of aerial and artillery attacks, leaving homes destroyed and lives disrupted.
Ukraine faces a demographic crisis marked by millions fleeing abroad, a declining birth rate, and significant community impacts due to the ongoing war that began in 2022.
Ukraine's agricultural sector has restored grain production to pre-2022 levels, highlighting its resilience and potential for future integration into the European Union.
Chernobyl, encased in a concrete sarcophagus, faces renewed threats from Russian drone attacks amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
In April 2026, reporter Edward Kaprov spent two weeks with the remaining residents of Kherson, Ukraine, living under the constant threat of drone attacks from Russian forces.
Anastasia's father, a soldier captured during the Battle of Mariupol, was returned from Russia in 2025 after nearly four years, showing signs of torture.
Violetta and her mother find safety in Germany while Ukraine faces new threats from Russia.
In Ukraine, civilians adapt to life underground in metro stations and basements as they cope with ongoing air raids and drone strikes from Russia.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy faces significant domestic pressure as thousands protest for the reinstatement of former Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov amid ongoing wartime challenges.
In Ukraine, hundreds of inmates are volunteering for military service in exchange for reduced sentences, raising ethical questions amid the ongoing conflict with Russia.
Kyiv faces a critical shortage of Patriot interceptors, leaving the city vulnerable to Russian missile attacks, as evidenced by a recent strike that killed nine.
In Ukraine, the ongoing war has evolved into a brutal stalemate, with drones playing a crucial role in shaping military strategy against Russia's relentless air campaign.
The Azov militia runs a summer camp in Ukraine to prepare children for conflict.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has dismissed General Oleksandr Syrskyi as commander-in-chief, appointing Mykhailo Drapatyi amid widespread protests.
Ukrainian strikes on fuel depots in Crimea have led to significant fuel shortages for civilians, prompting an assessment of their impact on Russia's military operations by former US ambassador William Courtney.
In Kiev, homeless teenagers navigate dangerous underground lives, largely unnoticed by the public despite Ukraine's investment in infrastructure for the 2012 European football championships.
Ukraine's frontline represents a lethal battleground where advanced drone technology is reshaping modern warfare and tactics.
Ukrainians flee to Romania for safety as war rages in Ukraine, finding support in Europe.
Ukrainian strikes have disrupted one-third of Russia's oil refining capacity, leading to a fuel crisis that has prompted Moscow to impose petrol export bans.
Thousands of Ukrainian teenagers fight in war, losing parents while celebrating their birthdays.
Ten years may be needed to fully clear unexploded ordnance from Ukraine, as women train in Kosovo to handle the dangers left by the Russian invasion.
Dexter Thomas reports on the rise of carfentanil overdoses in Ohio and across America.
Israeli military actions in Gaza have resulted in numerous casualties, including the deaths of a family of six, amid ongoing violence despite a fragile ceasefire.
Since the onset of the war, Iran's regime has intensified its violent crackdown on youth, targeting any dissent while hope for change persists.
Uncle Wong protects young Hongkongers during protests, facing emotional challenges amid rising tensions.
Delhi's Growing Pains highlights the city's rapid growth and its accompanying challenges.
Cancun Cancer reveals the dark side of Spring Break and its impact on local communities.
The report reveals North Koreans' true feelings and questions Western media portrayals.
Murky Waters details the Sewol ferry disaster and its impact on South Korea's society.
Ukraine's railways, vital for transportation amid the war, face increased Russian attacks, prompting new evacuation protocols along the Unbreakable Line.
Big Wayne, under house arrest with an ankle bracelet, continues to sell items from his home, defying legal restrictions in his community.
In Illinois, part-time workers like Ronald Jackson and Laymondra Brewer-Thomas face significant challenges in securing stable, full-time employment despite a recovering economy.
Denmark's right-wing Danish People's Party has passed regulations mandating pork be served in all public institutions, reflecting a growing anti-immigration stance.
Thousands of underage migrants from Guatemala and Honduras overwhelm CBP detention facilities.
Armed Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers have been deployed at major US airports to assist with security during a partial government shutdown.
A high-speed police chase in Los Angeles features an unexpected driver behind the wheel of a luxury sports car, raising questions about identity and motive.
A man opened fire during a press dinner at the Washington Hilton, prompting a swift response from security and raising concerns about political violence in the U.S.
Port Elizabeth's Central area faces significant challenges as residents confront rampant drug abuse and violence surrounding the notorious 'Drug Hotel'.
Urban areas are experiencing temperature increases of up to 8 degrees, prompting UN-Habitat chief Anaclaudia Rossbach to call for urgent political action to address heat-driven inequality.
As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, the program examines how American culture, from jazz to Hollywood, has shaped global influence through soft power.