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Ukraine ready for energy ceasefire, but Putin «won’t stop until he gets his ultimatums» – presidential office
Attacks are the only way Russia can push its demands on Ukraine, office says
Conference of European Churches does what WCC wouldn’t — calls Russia’s «holy war» heresy
It effectively becomes first international church body to condemn "Russian world" ideology driving Moscow's war
Russian occupiers told Ukrainian teen: accept passport or die in childbirth
Ukrainian leaders tell of torture, occupation, brainwashing in US Senate
Russia sends children from occupied Ukraine to North Korean re-education camps, human rights expert tells US Senate
Camps 9,000 km from home teach kids to "destroy" enemies alongside veterans who attacked US sailors
Six-year-old girl dies after Russian artillery strike on Kherson home
Father hospitalized with shrapnel wounds to pelvis
The butterfly effect that brought down Zelenskyy’s right-hand man
Teenagers saved NABU in July. NABU just ended Yermak's career.
11 Holodomor questions Russia doesn’t want you asking
Stalin faced no consequences for genocide. Neither will Putin—unless the world breaks this cycle of impunity.
After three years of grinding losses, Trump’s plan gives Russia terms it couldn’t get in 2022
Trump's 28-point plan offers Moscow territorial recognition and NATO exclusion it couldn't achieve in 2022 Istanbul talks. The plan arrives as Ukraine's government faces its worst wartime corruption crisis.
Zelenskyy tried to kill NABU. Then it exposed his friend’s $100M scheme.
Ukraine's justice system decides whether evidence by its top anti-corruption agency becomes convictions.
London orders PrivatBank oligarchs to pay Ukraine $3bn for largest bank fraud in country’s history
The ruling finalizes an eight-year pursuit of losses equal to 1.5% of Ukraine's GDP, though collecting the money won't be easy
Russian drone kills 84-year-old goat herder who refused to abandon her animals
Larysa Vakuliuk stayed in Kherson despite daily attacks. She had responsibility towards her goats, she told journalist last month
Learn to be fearless and brave from Ukraine, German historian tells Europe
It would perhaps also mean learning how to triumph, Karl Schlögel tells at country's top literary prize
Babiš wins Czech election vowing to abandon Ukraine. Can he deliver?
The constraints are real for the billionaire populist. The outcome isn't certain.