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Memories from the occupied Bucha
Bucha, Irpin, Hostomel — names of these small towns in the outskirts of Kyiv are now known all over the world. It was there that the first brutal mass murders of Ukrainians were discovered, committed by the Russian military that...
Ukraine Through the Eyes of Reporters: Wolfgang Schwan
Our fifth episode of Ukraine Through the Eyes of Reporters features Wolfgang Schwan, a photographer who’s been in Ukraine for a year now, working for Anadolu and Wired agency. In this interview, he shares his thoughts on the role of...
Nord Stream 2: a project that should not exist
Europe’s gas dependence on Russia began in the last century. Today, gas is a weapon of the Russian Federation in the war against Ukraine. Nord Stream 2, a gas pipeline through the bottom of the Baltic Sea, was constructed to...
Russia’s playbook for creating “dark ages” in Europe
The civilised world can hardly be called a comfort zone anymore due to the migration crisis, the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, economic instability and the continuing Russian invasion of Ukraine. Russian tanks in Ukraine and daily attacks on Ukrainian civilians prove...
Ukraine Through the Eyes of Reporters: Lorenzo Cremonesi
Our fourth episode of Ukraine Through the Eyes of Reporters features Lorenzo Cremonesi, the Italian journalist. For more than forty years, Lorenzo has written for one of the major Italian newspapers – “Corriere della Sera,” the oldest daily in Italy....
What is important to know about the Revolution of Dignity in Ukraine?
February is fixed in the modern history of Ukraine as a fateful time of change. For so it was in February, 2014, back when the lengthy peaceful protests of the Revolution of Dignity, which had begun in November 2013 as...
Russia’s Imperial Disease
Russia has been an empire for over 300 years. Formed during the reign of Peter I, it existed until 1917 and then transformed into the neo-empire known as the Soviet Union. After the collapse of the Soviet Union at the...
Resistance of Zaporizhzhia: Volunteering, riding emotional swings, and serving as a part of aerial reconnaissance
The people of Zaporizhzhia have been living under constant Russian shelling since the beginning of the full-scale invasion. Russian troops are damaging critical infrastructure facilities and destroying the homes of civilians. During October 2022, the number of rocket attacks on...