Investigative actions are ongoing in the case of the mass deportation of 367 children from three boarding schools in the occupied part of Donetsk Region in February 2022.
A frank conversation about what it means to be an infantryman, staying in position, marching 20 km with combat gear, and surviving under constant drone surveillance.
Researcher at Berlin’s Museum of European Cultures speaks about Crimean Tatar artefact collection, its formation history and shifts in its perception after 2014.
A conversation about the logic of major powers regarding international organisations, unpleasant compromises, and the crisis in relations between the US and Europe.
A banned film about a sculptor who depicted Christ wearing a gas mask returns to the screen in the Berlinale's ‘Classics’ programme — proof that the history of Ukrainian cinema is more complex and daring than it seems.
Last week media and social networks were reporting what looked like real progress by the Defence Forces in Zaporizhzhya Region. People were writing it was almost a counter-offensive. So what’s actually going on?