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Dozens gathered in Rosa Parks Circle Sunday afternoon to celebrate Ukraine's Independence Day and stand with Ukrainians who are still fighting for freedom in Ukraine. 

A dozen of jobs, lack of systemic results, conflicts, and murky connections. The career of the new leader of Ukraine’s Asset Recovery and Management Agency (ARMA), Olena Duma, resembles that of a shrewd official who, over the years, has turned into a technocratic figure close to post-Soviet security services.

Kherson has been a frontline city during the full-scale invasion no matter who controlled the territory. Today its brave inhabitants must endure rising waters on top of the constant shelling.

Dozens of people shared a moment of silence and prayer, and they walked through downtown carrying flags and signs.

More than 100 people gathered in Grand Rapids Friday night to observe the one-year mark of the war in Ukraine.

The second year of the invasion begins with Russia forces desperate for territorial gains, while Ukraine formulates the grand plan it hopes will win the war.

On this one-year reflection of the war, the West Michigan community pledges to continue helping the war-torn country.

A west Michigan woman who's a native of Ukraine is one of the organizers of a fundraiser for Ukraine in Grand Haven Wednesday night. Anna Kovalenko has lived in

Flag-waving rallies, food shortages and a draconian crackdown on what people can see and say have swung Russia towards full totalitarianism

Gamma radiation has increased to 20 times its usual levels in the area.