Society | 2025-12-05
At Kyiv's Lokomotyv stadium, the game goes on despite the ruins
After a missile strike leveled its facilities, a century-old stadium has become a living emblem of resilience as children keep training amid the wreckage.
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Siberia or bust: the Kremlin's plan to relocate Ukrainians
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Russian teachers strained as Kremlin turns classrooms into ideology hubs
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Finland and the US build a new level of NATO readiness in the High North
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In Crimea, even a Ukrainian song can trigger the state
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Under occupation, Mariupol's only growth is in its cemeteries
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Russia braces for a season of pay cuts and pink slips
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South Africa investigates Russia's covert recruitment of African fighters Pretoria's rare public acknowledgment of citizens deceived into fighting in Ukraine exposes a widening pattern of Russian recruitment across the continent.
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AI propaganda claims a victory Russia hasn't won As fighting grinds on in eastern Ukraine, pro-Kremlin networks flood social media with fabricated videos of collapsing Ukrainian morale.
Society | 2025-11-26
Russia expands war on women's autonomy
Science & Technology | 2025-11-25
Russia's cyberwar hits Polish hospitals, water systems and cities
As Russian hackers escalate strikes on hospitals, water networks and critical infrastructure, Poland scrambles to fortify its defenses against a new front in hybrid warfare.
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Never too early to help: Stories of young Ukrainian volunteers
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EU's 'democracy shield' to protect free media from foreign interference
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A generation saying no: Young Russians walk away from military service
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Novaya Zemlya becomes a backdrop for Russia's nuclear nostalgia
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Ukrainians urged to resist Moscow's lures amid rising sabotage cases
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A hidden army of amputees shows the true cost of Russia's war
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Moldova slams the door on Russia's 'soft power' outpost
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The Kremlin's superweapons saga: hype collides with hard truths
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Russia's medicine shortages worsen as isolation cuts off lifesaving drugs
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Moscow's war spending peaks, the rest of the economy takes the hit
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War is rewriting the natural world in southern Ukraine
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Ready by tomorrow: how the Baltics prepare for a war no one wants
What worries you most about the next 12 months in Eastern Europe?
Security | 2025-11-17
Moscow turns to one-time agents in its hybrid war on Europe
Moscow's playbook relies on one-time agents -- locals recruited online for quick cash or revenge -- to sabotage Europe's aid lifelines to Ukraine.
Media | 2025-11-10
