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Ukraine
First Crop Ship to Leave Ukraine Is Stuck
By Megan Durisin/Bloomberg
Zelensky Seeks Direct Talks With Xi Amid War With Russia
By Jenni Marsh/Bloomberg
U.N. Nuclear Chief: Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia Plant Is ‘Out of Control,’ Urges Inspections
By Edith M. Lederer/AP
Out of the Wreckage of Ukraine, the E.U. Is Finally Becoming a Union
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Zelensky Visits Port, As Ukraine Prepares To Ship Out Grain Trapped by Russia’s War
The shipments follow a deal to allow critical food supplies to flow to millions of impoverished people facing hunger worldwide.
By Inna Varenytsia/AP
July 29, 2022
We Can't Fix Inflation Without Saving Ukraine
If President Biden really wanted to escape his political morass he might consider saving Ukraine. His approval ratings—31%—are worse even than former President Trump’s. Americans are unhappy about the worst inflation in forty years. At...
By Suriya Jayanti
July 25, 2022
Evacuated Ukrainians Forced to Return
70% of those who evacuated have come home as starting a new life elsewhere has been uncomfortable and expensive
By Cara Anna and Inna Varenytsia / AP
July 25, 2022
Russia Pounds Major Ukrainian City After Expanding War Aims
Russian shelling pounded Ukraine's second-largest city, killing at least three people and injuring at least 23 others.
By Mstyslav Chernov/AP
July 21, 2022
Concerns About Graft in Ukraine Resurface as War Grinds On
The Biden administration is grappling with worries about Ukraine’s suitability as a recipient of massive infusions of aid
By MATTHEW LEE and NOMAAN MERCHANT / AP
July 20, 2022
Where Russia's War in Ukraine Stands—And What Could Happen Next
Analysts describe the conflict as a "grinding war of attrition," with fighting focused on the Donbas.
By Eloise Barry
July 15, 2022
War in Ukraine to Hit Push Up Inflation in EU
The war has led to surging energy and food prices in Europe that are driving a galloping inflation rate and weighing on economic growth.
By RAF CASERT / AP
July 14, 2022
Ukraine Granted Extra E.U. Aid of 1 Billion Euros, Amid Talks for Further Assistance
The sum brings to 2.2 billion euros the total amount of E.U. macro-financial assistance to Kyiv this year
By Associated Press
July 12, 2022
Putin Expands Fast-Track Russian Citizenship to All Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on Monday expanding a fast track to Russian citizenship to all Ukrainians
By Mstyslav Chernov / AP
July 11, 2022
Ukraine's First Lady Olena Zelenska Takes On the Trauma Of War
Olena Zelenska, the First Lady of Ukraine, got to bed late on the eve of the Russian invasion. Her kids were long asleep in the presidential residence south of Kyiv, a vast mansion of yellow...
By Simon Shuster/Kyiv
July 7, 2022
Europe's Refugee Crisis Is Going to Get Worse
Exhausted and depleted, Ukraine’s refugees have endured hell since the Russian invasion of their country in February 2022. According to the United Nations, at least 12 million people have fled their homes since the war...
By Tara Sonenshine
July 2, 2022
Putin’s War in Ukraine Shows the Limits of Western Sanctions
Western-led sanctions are not unjust but they will not stop Putin's war in Ukraine
By Daniel DePetris
July 1, 2022
Germany Warns of Lehman-Like Contagion From Russian Gas Cuts
Germany warned that Russia’s moves to slash Europe’s natural gas supplies risked sparking a collapse in energy markets
By Arne Delfs and Vanessa Dezem / Bloomberg
June 23, 2022
Russia Threatens Vets, US Invokes Laws of War
Diplomats fear the two Alabama vets' fate will be tied to U.S.-backed war crimes prosecutions of captured Russian soldiers in Ukraine
By W.J. Hennigan
June 21, 2022
E.U. Aims to Finalize $9.5B Ukraine Loan Package This Week
The European Commission and Germany disagreed over the package’s design, causing a delay
By Jorge Valero / Bloomberg
June 20, 2022
The Rock Star Poet Fighting for Ukraine
Zhadan's work has long given voice to life in the Donbas, in eastern Ukraine. Now he's trying to help people in Kharkiv as Russian bombs fall.
By Amanda Coakley
June 18, 2022
Kyiv Won't Get New U.S. Weapons For Months
New missiles could open Russian naval blockade of ports
By W.J. Hennigan
June 15, 2022
The Ukraine War is Becoming Putin's Vietnam
As the war in Ukraine drags into its fourth month with no end in sight, a number of observers are beginning to ask, “Will the West grow tired of supporting Ukraine?” Some commentators have opined...
By James Stavridis
June 9, 2022
We Know the Truth About the War in Ukraine Because of Journalists
"Thanks to journalists, the world saw the truth about Bucha, Borodyanka, and Irpin. Hundreds of civilians shot dead by the Russian military," the editor in chief of Ukrayinska Pravda said.
By Sevgil Musaieva
June 7, 2022
U.S. Military Aid For Ukraine Raises Tensions
How far can the U.S. go in providing military aid without escalating to open conflict?
By W.J. Hennigan
June 1, 2022
How One Company Is Finding Exiting Russia Very Complicated
Announcing a departure and actually shutting down business in a modern G8 economy are quite different things
By Belinda Luscombe
June 1, 2022
Inside Ukraine Soccer Team’s World Cup Bid
The players hope to raise morale as the war grinds on at home—but first, they have to beat Scotland.
By Charlie Campbell / Ljubljana, Slovenia
May 26, 2022
Ukrainian Musicians Fight Russia Through Song
When Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky appeared in a recorded video before the tuxedoed glitterati gathered in Las Vegas for the Grammy Awards ceremony in April, he spoke of how the brutality Russia had inflicted upon...
By Vivienne Walt
May 19, 2022
Finland and Sweden Joining NATO Is the Latest Example of Putin Miscalculating the Ukraine War
That distant boom you heard last week was Vladimir Putin’s head exploding as he heard the news of a formal request from both Finland and Sweden to join NATO. These are two highly capable and...
By James Stavridis
May 18, 2022
The Foreign Women Joining Ukraine’s Fight Against Russia
Meet some of the scores of foreign women who have gone to Ukraine to join the war effort
By Amie Ferris-Rotman
May 7, 2022
What Life Is Like For Ukrainian Refugees Living on a Cold-War Era Gunboat
The repurposing of the boat to house 23 Ukrainians is part of efforts by the Netherlands to find beds for 50,000 Ukrainians
By Charlotte McDonald-Gibson/Rotterdam
May 6, 2022
The History Behind Victory Day in Russia
The holiday marks the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany in WW II. Now, as Russia's war on Ukraine continues, the day takes on new meaning
By Olivia B. Waxman
May 4, 2022
Russia's War on Ukraine Is a Threat to Press Freedom, Report Says
“Journalists and independent media all over the world are at risk right now,” says Zahra Joya, an Afghan journalist who leads an independent platform in the country.
By Eloise Barry
May 4, 2022
Інтерв'ю TIME з Володимиром Зеленським
Read this article in English and Russian Старший кореспондент TIME Саймон Шустер провів розмову з президентом України Володимиром Зеленським 19 квітня 2022 року в Адміністрації Президента в Києві. Нижче наводиться відредагована стенограма їхньої розмови. Ш:...
By Simon Shuster/Kyiv
April 28, 2022
TIME's Interview with Volodymyr Zelensky
'This will be a full-scale battle, bigger than any we have seen on the territory of Ukraine.'
By Simon Shuster/Kyiv
April 28, 2022
Portraits of Russians Risking Everything to Support Ukraine
These protesters have endured beatings, jail, and losing their livelihoods, to speak out about the conflict in Ukraine
By Mary Gelman and Tara Law
April 27, 2022
You Never Stop Being a Child of War
Imagine you are 12 and suddenly catapulted out of sleep by explosions that make the whole building quiver. Your mother screams and swoops you out of bed, and seconds later, you are stumbling down a...
By Nadja Halilbegovich
April 26, 2022
'There Is Always Hope.' A Ukrainian Rabbi on Celebrating Passover in a Time of War
As Russian missiles rained down on Kyiv, Rabbi Alexander Dukhovny recorded an emotional plea from a shelter in the basement of a five-story building on Feb. 25. “It’s a difficult time. It’s very emotional, but...
By Sanya Mansoor
April 22, 2022
Biden Is Set to Unveil $1.3 Billion More in Arms and Economic Aid for Ukraine
President Joe Biden said the U.S. is sending Ukraine another $1.3 billion in arms and economic aid.
By Josh Wingrove, Jennifer Jacobs, Nancy Cook / Bloomberg
April 21, 2022
A Foreign Fighter on Life Inside Ukraine
TIME first met Povilas Limontas outside the Ukrainian embassy in Vilnius, Lithuania a week after Russia invaded Ukraine. The bartender, then 24, had left his home in Kaunas, and taken the train that morning so...
By Lisa Abend
April 20, 2022
Ukrainians Are Speaking Up About Wartime Rape
Rape as a weapon of war may date to the dawn of conflict. But in Ukraine, female lawmakers are waging a campaign to turn sexual violence by Russian soldiers against the invaders. “No one thought...
By Amie Ferris-Rotman
April 20, 2022
5 Ukrainian Photographers Document the War
They have been documenting the death and destruction caused by Russia’s invasion for weeks
By Sanya Mansoor and TIME Photo Department
April 15, 2022
How the Meaning of ‘War Crimes’ Has Changed
An expert on war crimes explains the term and how its meaning evolved
By Olivia B. Waxman
April 6, 2022
How a Post-War Famine in Russia and Ukraine Shaped the 20th Century
The war in Ukraine is not the first to contribute to famine. One of modern history's most noted examples also involved Russia and Ukraine
By Olivia B. Waxman
April 6, 2022
VIDEO: Survivor Describes Horror Inside Mariupol Theater
"I touched the bed where she was sleeping, and I could not find her," Victoria Dubovitskaya says. "There was only rubble."
By Francesca Trianni
April 1, 2022
Disabled Ukrainians Are Fighting For Survival
The need for solidarity in disabled communities has become ever more clear as the invasion has progressed, stripping away formal support structures and igniting latent prejudices.
By Eloise Barry
March 31, 2022
I Escaped Kyiv for Safety. Part of Me Is Still There
Shelling and bombs in the distance reverberate against the buildings on my block in the middle of the night, waking all of the animals in my care. A few cats are mine; others, more cats,...
By Lana Nicole Niland
March 28, 2022
Biden Tempers Remarks on Putin After U.S. Allies Object
Off-script remarks calling for the Russian leader's removal stoke criticism and concern
By Tony Czuczka / Bloomberg
March 27, 2022
The War in Ukraine Stands to Make Norway a Lot of Money. That's Making Some Norwegians Uncomfortable
Sanctions on Russia could be a boon for Norway
By Lisa Abend
March 25, 2022
Women in Ukraine Play a Critical Role in the Fight Against Russia
On a chilly evening in mid-March, Myroslava Bodakovksa was clearing out the trunk of her car, getting ready for another nocturnal mission. She’d parked the car behind the main railway station in Lviv in western...
By Amie Ferris-Rotman/Lviv
March 22, 2022
A Young Ukrainian Mother Recounts Fleeing Home
Before Russia invaded her country, Julia Pavliuk had what she considered a rather idyllic life in the town of Irpin, Ukraine, on the outskirts of the country’s capital city of Kyiv. But on March 5,...
By Sanya Mansoor
March 18, 2022
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