Ukraine

The Back-to-School Horror for Ukraine's Children

By Beth Van Schaack

Ukraine's Volunteers Are the Unsung Heroes of the War

By Jake Steckler

Ukraine Fears Russia Mines at Nuke Plant

By Simon Shuster

Ukraine Calls Russian Bluff on Grain Blockade

By Simon Shuster and Sam Jacobs
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Congress Is Grappling With the Wrong Questions on Ukraine

The U.S. Congress is willing debate the kinds of weapons used in Ukraine but not how the war should end

By Elizabeth Beavers and Samuel Moyn

How We Can Help Ukraine While Genuinely Prioritizing Asia

The U.S. must focus its military and strategic forces on Asia, but it can't give up on Ukraine

By Elbridge A. Colby

Seoul Ships Arms to Poland as Ukraine Enlists Support From Asia

South Korean government policy prohibits lethal aid to countries at war and Ukraine’s envoy to Seoul says it’s time for a change, adding there’s a lot in its arsenal that could help Kyiv.

By Sangmi Cha / Bloomberg

Why the NATO Summit Was Good for Ukraine

Despite not getting NATO membership as they hoped, Ukraine walked away with a clear path forward and continued support

By Steven Pifer

NATO Summit: What's at Stake for Biden

Biden held a 45-minute call with Turkey's President, who agreed the next day to Sweden’s bid to join NATO.

By Brian Bennett

Biden Stalls Ukraine’s Pre-Summit NATO Hopes

As support for Kyiv's accession grows in parts of the alliance, the White House expresses caution

By Simon Shuster

How Palantir Is Shaping the Future of Warfare

A visit to Palantir reveals how the company is reshaping the battlefield in Ukraine and where algorithmic war is heading

By Bruno Maçães

The U.S. Looks Set to Arm Ukraine With Cluster Bombs

The controversial decision will be reportedly announced Friday as part of a new $800 million military aid package.

By Astha Rajvanshi

Inside Zelensky's Battle Against Russian Propaganda

After living nine years under Russian control, many people in Crimea and the Donbas may not accept Ukraine as their home

By Simon Shuster

The Slow Progress of Ukraine's Counteroffensive

President Zelensky said this week that Ukraine has launched its long-awaited counteroffensive.

By Anna Gordon

Ukraine Warns of Toxic Black Sea From Dam Debris

Ecological damage alone from the collapse of the dam will be more than $1.5 billion, Ukraine officials say as they warn of health risks.

By Daryna Krasnolutska/Bloomberg

The Bombing of Ukraine’s Kakhovka Dam Affects All of Us

Suriya Jayanti explains the devastating global impacts of the Kakhovka Dam bombing.

By Suriya Jayanti

It's Vital to Protect Water Infrastructure During War

The destruction of Ukraine's Nova Kakhovka dam highlights the threat that war always poses to water.

By Peter H. Gleick

Zelensky Feared Flooded River Before Dam Break

Traveling to the banks of the Dnipro river last fall, the Ukrainian President told TIME crossing the river was "serious, dangerous."

By Simon Shuster

Has Ukraine's Spring Counteroffensive Begun?

Kyiv remains tight-lipped on its long-anticipated campaign to wrest back control of territory captured by Russia.

By Yasmeen Serhan

Everything We Know About the Nova Kakhovka Dam Attack

A major dam in a part of southern Ukraine that Moscow controls collapsed Tuesday, triggering floods and other fears.

By Anna Gordon and Armani Syed
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