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A ‘green road’ leads displaced Ukrainians to shelter in ecovillages
The Green Road project has helped over 3,000 displaced Ukrainians find safe housing in ecovillages throughout Ukraine and across Europe — including the idyllic, rural community of Hallingelille, just outside of Ringsted, in Denmark. The project is a testament to the power of international friendships and networks in times of crisis.
Russia and Ukraine engage in prisoner swaps to retrieve their own fighters
In Putin’s information war, refugees beg their families to accept reality
Ukrainians fleeing war are welcomed at Romania’s southern border
Ukrainians living near the border with Russia weigh in on threat of war
Ukrainian Orthodox Church gains independence from Moscow: ‘We have been waiting for this’
Ukrainians celebrate church independence, but the blessing from Istanbul deepens the tension and conflict with Russia.
Kharkiv's mayor is shot in another sign of Ukraine's rising tension
Kidnappings and shootings are adding to the tension in Ukraine. On Monday, a prominent mayor who has switched his loyalties was shot in the back and seriously wounded.
The Ukrainian government has taken back control in one eastern city
The interim government of Ukraine has retaken control of buildings occupied by pro-Russia protesters in Kharkiv. But protesters still hold buildings in other cities in eastern Ukraine. US officials say it is clear Russia is behind the chaos.
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Kharkiv in eastern Ukraine may be the next flashpoint in the Russia-Ukraine standoff
After Russia's annexation of Crimea, the stand-off between the two countries is spreading to Ukraine's eastern regions. A reporter with our partner Frontline saw Russian and Ukrainian troops massing at the border, and tense streets in the city of Kharkiv.
Why did the situation in Ukraine turn so violent so fast?
The streets of Kiev were a deadly battle zone again after a short-lived truce between protesters and government troops broke down. BBC Ukraine analyst Olexiy Solohubenko explains to Host Carol Hills of PRI's The World how the three-month standoff turned violent so quickly.