Ukraine

Russian opposition leaders and thousands of supporters rally in Berlin against Putin

Ukraine

Some of the most prominent Russian dissidents and their supporters gathered over the weekend in Berlin. The opposition has a wide range of demands, but this was an opportunity for activists to gather with a common message — to end Russian President Vladimir Putin’s reign. 

US to send military contractors to Ukraine

Ukraine

Why Indian men are fighting for Russia in Ukraine

Conflict & Justice

Russia and Ukraine react cautiously to Trump reelection

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India’s Diamond City is reeling from the war in Ukraine

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Ukrainians watch closely as the US votes for a new president

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As Americans head to the polls to choose a new president, Ukrainians are keeping a close eye on the result and how it will affect foreign policy and assistance for Ukraine.

‘We have to care for every soldier, for every civilian’: Ukraine faces major mental health challenges as a result of war trauma  

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After nearly 1,000 days, Russia’s war against Ukraine is causing mental health issues for soldiers and civilians, including anxiety, panic attacks and PTSD. Ukraine’s Health Ministry estimates that 15 million people will need psychological support in the future.

Using literature to help children cope with war and trauma

Ukraine

Since Russia’s 2022 full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Ukrainian writers have filled the shelves of local bookstores with stories to help young kids understand and process the war around them.

Belarusian play starring Olympic basketball player sheds light on life under a repressive regime

Arts, Culture & Media

The Belarus Free Theatre has been banned by its country’s government, so the company is making plays in exile. The troupe’s newest production that opened this week in New York City tells the story of an Olympic basketball star from Belarus who becomes a dissident and comes out as gay. 

In Yerevan, Armenia, a school serving exiled Russians helps families put down roots

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Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, hundreds of thousands of Russian citizens have left the country. According to some estimates, more than 100,000 Russian citizens fled to Armenia alone. This reality has led to some changes within Yerevan, the Armenian capital, where some exiled Russians started a school.