Ukraine

What the Fate of Bakhmut Means for Ukraine

By Yasmeen Serhan

How Giuliani and Trump Destabilized Ukraine

By Igor Novikov

Russia Accuses Ukraine of Cross-Border Attacks

By Tara Law

Olena Shevchenko Is Fighting for Ukraine's Most Vulnerable People

By Dayana Sarkisova
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Republicans Scrutinize Ukraine Military Aid

As the war enters its second year, concerns in Congress mount over the weapons and funding the U.S. is pouring into Ukraine

By W.J. Hennigan

9 Photographers Reflect on Covering the War in Ukraine

TIME speaks to photojournalists on their work the past year—and the moments that have stayed with them.

By Sanya Mansoor and TIME Photo Department

What the West Must Do Now to Help Ukraine Win the War

Ukraine’s spirited defense has inspired the world—we must not self-deter from enabling Ukraine to defeat Putin’s invasion.

By Mason Clark

Global Business Must Do More to Help Ukraine

'Too many companies continue to profit from business with or in Russia,' writes Richard Branson

By Richard Branson

Ukraine Gets First Advanced Western Battle Tanks

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki will announce the delivery of the first of 14 German-made tanks during a visit to Kyiv Friday.

By Piotr Skolimowski / Bloomberg

A Plausible Endgame to the War in Ukraine

Most wars end badly. There is no reason to think that this one will be any different.

By Philip Short

The Unexpected Climate Impact of Russia's War in Ukraine

By most measures, Russia's year-long war in Ukraine has been an unremitting tragedy. For the climate, it's a little different.

By Ciara Nugent

How the World Changed Since Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine

From NATO's revitalization to a renewed focus on Taiwan, TIME looks at what's different a year after the Kremlin attacked Ukraine.

By Yasmeen Serhan

What a Victory for Ukraine Should Look Like

There's a growing debate over what kind of victory in Ukraine should the U.S. and allies support

By Anatol Lieven

Why China Suddenly Wants Peace in Ukraine

After a year of bloodshed, China now says it sees the Russia-Ukraine war as a problem—and wants to play a role in ending it.

By Charlie Campbell / Singapore

Why the People of Ukraine Will Triumph

History shows that determined, brave people can defeat a larger, more powerful hostile enemy, writes Sebastian Junger

By Sebastian Junger

Why Biden Made a Surprise, Historic Visit to Ukraine

The Secret Service opposed Biden's trip on security grounds. Here's why he made the 10-hour train journey from Poland to Kyiv.

By Armani Syed

Estonia Sends Message To Russia With Ukraine Aid

A shared border with Russia and a painful history of Soviet occupation has led Estonia to adopt an aggressive approach to helping Ukraine

By W.J. Hennigan/Tallinn

Жахливий місяць російського полону: історія одного підвалу в українському селі

У цьому місці, де російські військові утримували усіх жителів села Ягідне – понад 350 людей – список загиблих досі викарбувано на стіні

By Svitlana Oslavska

Inside the Basement Where a Ukrainian Village Spent a Month in Captivity

In this place where Russian troops held everyone in Yahidne—more than 350 people—captive, a list of the dead still remains etched on a wall

By Svitlana Oslavska

NATO is Giving Ukraine Air Defense, Not Jets

With a major Russian offensive looming, NATO allies look to speed up weapon deliveries

By W.J. Hennigan/Brussels
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