Ukraine’s wheat harvest, which feeds the world, can’t leave the country
Even with a calamitous war about to enter its seventh week, Ukraine is on track to harvest most of its vast grain fields this summer.
In shattered Chernihiv, Russian siege leaves a city asking,‘Why?’ VIEW
In Chernihiv, hundreds of civilians were buried in makeshift coffins and hastily dug trenches, water and electricity were almost entirely cut off, and no aid...
A Belarusian battalion fights in Ukraine ‘for both countries’ freedom’
Hundreds of Belarusians have joined the fight in Ukraine, determined to carry the momentum of Ukraine's successes back into Belarus to end President Alexander Lukashenko's...
In Ukraine’s Carpathian Mountains, tens of thousands find refuge from war VIEW
About the only place of true peace and refuge in Ukraine now is the one nature built: the eastern Carpathian Mountains. Tens of thousands have...
‘All art must go underground:’ Ukraine scrambles to shield its cultural heritage
Artists, gallerists, curators and museum directors are desperately but carefully stashing away Ukraine's cultural endowment as Russia's onslaught closes in.
Amid war and brutality, Ukrainians are transformed and united VIEW
With astonishing speed, Ukraine has shifted from normal life to spending every minute on the war effort — fighting, or helping fighters and the displaced.
Miles-long lines, the kindness of strangers, an uncertain future: Scenes from the Ukraine-Poland border
PRZEMYŚL, Poland - Less than a week ago, the supermarket parking lot was just that - an expanse of cars in this sleepy river town...
South Africa’s huge omicron wave appears to be subsiding just as quickly as it grew
Just a week ago, South Africa was seeing skyrocketing positivity rates and massive lines for testing. But during the first days of this week, there...