How 18th Century International Law Clarifies the Situation in Ukraine
In view of both past and present standards of international law, Russia has absolutely no legal basis for the forced ...
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Kyiv Says Nord Stream Gas Leaks a ‘Terrorist Attack’ by Moscow
Ukraine said that reported gas leaks on the Nord Stream pipelines linking Russia and Europe were likely the result of ...
Ukraine Finds Graves and ‘Torture Centers’ in Recaptured East
Ukrainian forces found 10 alleged "torture centers" after the Kharkiv region was recaptured from Russian invaders, according to officials.
Russians Killed Two Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Staff, Abused Others: Ukraine
Russian forces controlling Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant have killed two staff at the facility and detained and abused dozens of others, the head of Ukraine's nuclear energy agency said.
‘Putin Officials Overseeing Forced Migration From Ukraine’
The United States said that Russian President Vladimir Putin's office is directly managing the forced relocation of thousands of Ukrainians into ...
Russia Denounces ‘Absurd’ EU Decision to Suspend Visa Facilitation
The Kremlin denounced the decision by EU foreign ministers to suspend a 2007 visa facilitation deal with Russia over the ...
Bulgarian Court Refuses to Extradite Russian Dissident Over Rights Fears
A Bulgarian court refused to extradite a Russian businessman wanted on tax charges, fearing he will not receive a fair ...
Zelensky Calls on UN to ‘Ensure Security’ of Nuclear Plant
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called on the United Nations to ensure security at the Zaporizhzhia power plant, where increased fighting ...
Russian TV Journalist Faces Jail Time for Anti-Putin Protest
Russian investigators launched a criminal probe against Marina Ovsyannikova, who denounced Putin's attack on Ukraine on live TV, and detained ...
Ukraine Calls for De-Militarization of Occupied Nuclear Plant
Kyiv has called for the establishment of a demilitarized zone around a nuclear power station in east Ukraine where recent ...
War Shrinks Ukraine Economy by 15 Percent: Stats Office
The war with Russia caused Ukraine's economy to contract by 15.1 percent in the first three months of this year, ...
More Than 100 Million People Forcibly Displaced, UN Says
Russia's war in Ukraine has pushed the number of forcibly displaced people around the world above 100 million for the ...
UN Launches Probe Into Russian Abuses in Ukraine
The UN Human Rights Council voted overwhelmingly to launch an inquiry into alleged serious violations committed by Russian troops in ...
Russian Court Jails Journalist Over Ukraine Report
A Russian court ordered the pre-trial detention of a Siberian news editor for alleging that 11 riot police members had ...
UN Humanitarian Chief Says Bucha Investigations Are ‘Next Step’
UN humanitarian chief Martin Griffiths said during a visit to the town of Bucha outside the Ukrainian capital Kyiv that ...
HRW Urges Ukraine to Probe Possible ‘War Crimes’
Human Rights Watch has called on Ukrainian authorities to launch an investigation into possible war crimes following the emergence of ...
The Ukrainian Refugee Crisis and the Hierarchies of Western Compassion
Watching people of color fleeing Ukraine being turned away is a stark reminder of how Western countries have historically used harsh policies ...
Russian Troops Start Leaving Chernobyl: Ukraine Nuclear Agency
Russian troops who seized the Chernobyl nuclear power plant on February 24 began leaving the station, Ukraine's state nuclear company ...
UN Rights Chief Warns of ‘War Crimes’ in Ukraine Conflict
Russia's widespread and indiscriminate attacks in populated areas of Ukraine are of "immense concern", the UN rights chief said Wednesday, ...
The War for Ukraine’s Lives and Minds
Beyond immediate effects, the Russia-Ukraine war will have long-term effects on Ukrainians’ beliefs and mindsets, just like World War II ...
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