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In Ukraine, the ongoing war has intensified the debate over language use, fueling a push for derussification in a predominantly bilingual society.
Tens of thousands of Ukrainian women have become widows due to the ongoing conflict, highlighting the profound human cost of the war in Ukraine.
Ukraine's Ministry of Defence utilizes social media to advocate for a boycott of Russian athletes ahead of the 2024 Paris Olympics amid ongoing conflict.
Ukraine's Third Assault Brigade employs glossy imagery reminiscent of film posters in its military recruitment campaign, contrasting sharply with the realities of war.
Ukraine faces ongoing attacks on its infrastructure by Russia, resulting in over 9.5 million displaced individuals and showcasing the resilience of its people.
Konstantin Gudauskas, a former Kazakh human rights activist, evacuates 203 victims from Bucha and documents the atrocities committed by the Russian army.
Katia Kholodnikova investigates the fate of her twin brother, Andriy, a Ukrainian soldier, after receiving a message from a former Russian soldier claiming to have killed him.
Nova Poshta, Ukraine's leading private delivery service, showcases its resilience in maintaining postal operations amid the ongoing Russian invasion.
32 drilling sites operated by Total Energy in Arlington, Texas, are linked to significant emissions and environmental concerns from fracking activities.
Ongoing war in Ukraine under President Vladimir Putin has led to an oppressive climate in Russia, where political dissent is silenced and independent voices are marginalized.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's first meeting with foreign media during the Russian invasion in February 2022 is analyzed alongside insights from reporter Florian Litzler.
Al Franken discusses his frustration watching Senate hearings and Jeff Sessions' misleading statements.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz resigned as party chair before the Democratic National Convention even began, following a leaked email scandal and protests from Bernie Sanders supporters.
Michael Flynn resigned as US National Security Adviser after the Justice Department warned he could be vulnerable to blackmail over communications with the Russian ambassador.
President Trump allegedly revealed highly classified intelligence to Russian officials during an Oval Office meeting, raising serious concerns about national security.
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.
Ben Hodges discusses Putin's lack of victory declaration in Ukraine during Victory Day.
More than 1,300 civilians have been killed in Mariupol, according to the city's mayor, as former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko condemns Russian actions as genocide.
Russia has violated multiple international treaties, including the Budapest memorandum, according to Christoph Heuskin, chairman of the Munich Security Conference.
Russians like Alexander flee to Finland to escape the Ukraine draft amid rising dissent against Putin.
Lord Dannatt discusses the shifting dynamics of the Ukraine war in parliament today.
The video critiques U.S. support for Ukraine while ignoring Gaza's plight.
Ukrainian officials condemn Russian-held referendums in Herson and Donetsk as illegitimate.
Russian military trainers from Wagner operate in the Central African Republic amid conflict.
The U.S. Secretary of State condemns Russia's human rights violations in Ukraine at the rights council.
President Volodymyr Zelensky visits Bakhmut, praising Ukraine's Defenders amid ongoing conflict.
General Sergey Suru Vegan's arrest signals a potential purge in Russia's military leadership.
In Russia, queer Irish filmmaker Paul Rice and his boyfriend Liam connect with the LGBTQ+ community, highlighting the risks faced by activists under oppressive laws.
Roman Abramovich's UK visa application remains under consideration after its expiration last month.
Afghan forces clash with Taliban at Spin Boldak border crossing amid escalating violence.
Afghan government troops flee to Tajikistan as the Taliban advances in northern Afghanistan.
Resistance fighters in Pangaea Valley continue to battle a Taliban assault amid claims of victory.
The Taliban have advanced to Kabul's outskirts, but are ordered not to enter the Afghan capital.
In response to drone strikes on Moscow and the Bryansk region, Russia's defense Ministry raises the conscription age while President Putin emphasizes military strength.
The Soviet government reveals they had the black box from Korean Airlines flight 007 all along.
Air Marshal Philip Osbourn discusses Putin's challenges in the Ukraine conflict and NATO's response.
A united rebel coalition captures Idlib from Assad's forces in just a few weeks.
Navalny is convicted of embezzlement, facing 10 years in prison before Moscow mayoral run in September.
Ukraine says Russian shelling in Hassan causes deaths and widespread power outages this winter.
Ambassador Jeff Patt states that Russians supply arms to separatists in eastern Ukraine.
Erdogan and Putin discuss reviving the Black Sea grain deal amid ongoing tensions.
Russia withdraws troops from Kherson, marking a significant setback for Putin's military plans.
Russian forces struggle to encircle Ukrainian units while facing fierce resistance in Mykolaiv.
Russian forces escalate attacks in Donetsk as casualties mount on both sides.
Angela Merkel makes her first public comment on the Ukraine war since leaving office.
Protests in Khabarovsk continue over Governor Furgal's arrest and Putin's rule.
Anthony Blinken warns of Russian troop buildup and announces more U.S. support for Ukraine.
