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Human Rights | 2025-02-20

A Ukrainian project compiling information on captured Russian troops has received more than 60,000 requests for information from Russia over the past year.

Human Rights | 2025-02-19

Individuals and organizations can be placed on the list based merely on suspicion, without a court ruling, observers say.

Human Rights | 2025-02-19

Journalists, bloggers and even ordinary citizens unhappy with the region's situation may now be targeted, human rights activists warn.

Diplomacy | 2025-02-19

'Closing Russian House is just the first step in the process of distancing Baku from Moscow,' one observer said.

Security | 2025-02-19

Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania disconnected from the Russian power grid at a cost of €1.6 billion, removing the Kremlin's ability to use energy as a tool of blackmail against them.

Economy | 2025-02-13

From moving displaced persons to safety and providing food and medical care to the wounded, Ukraine's largest transportation company has been forced by war to adapt and improve.

Society | 2025-02-12

Over the next few months, the hubs in Poland, Czechia and Germany will become operational and facilitate Ukrainians' return home, officials in Kyiv say.

Security | 2025-02-12

As the Kremlin continues to raise its military ambitions, its defense industry is falling apart under the weight of sanctions, a technology shortage and its own aggression against Ukraine.

Politics | 2025-02-12

The center teaches Russian language and history but also reputedly has ties to Russian intelligence.

Human Rights | 2025-02-07

More than 1,500 civilians are still living in areas of Kursk province, Russia, that Ukraine's army seized in a shock cross-border offensive launched in August.

Society | 2025-02-07

In Russia, the death rate exceeds the birth rate, which has plummeted to levels last seen during the 1998 global economic crash, warn demographers.

Security | 2025-02-07

Of the estimated 11,000 North Koreans sent to fight in Kursk province in November, more than 40% have been killed, wounded or captured, analysts say.

Security | 2025-02-05

'Drones have truly changed the face of the war. They're a technological revolution in warcraft, like how tanks changed World War I,' drone operators say.

Security | 2025-02-05

'We are now removing Russia's ability to use the electricity system as a tool of geopolitical blackmail,' said Lithuanian Energy Minister Zygimantas Vaiciunas.

Human Rights | 2025-02-04

More than 12,000 Russians have surrendered through the 'I Want to Live' project via chatbot, messaging app, social networks or phone.

Human Rights | 2025-02-04

Registering claims is just the first step towards creating a mechanism that will award and determine the amount of any compensation. More than 400 applications came in the first two days.

Security | 2025-02-03

Ukraine's defense industry continues to operate and has even been showing significant growth despite the strain of war.