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It has been a month since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, which has now created one of the biggest refugee crises of modern times. More than 3.7 million people have left the country, in what has becom

Bill Roggio, Senior Fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, tells Euronews the Russians have the upper hand in strategic territories.

The war in Ukraine is taking all the spotlight and the front pages, but there are many other armed conflicts today that are hardly talked about

For more than one month now, the entire population of Ukraine has been enduring a living nightmare. The lives of millions of people are in upheaval as they are forced to flee their homes or hide in ba

Deputy of Kharkiv Regional Council, President of the Ukrainian Association of District and Regional Councils Serhiy Chernov asks the European Committee of the Regions to help create an International Scientific and Expert Center for Monitoring the Consequences of Armed Conflicts, which would minimize the environmental consequences of Russia's armed aggression in Ukraine.

“We have zero reasons for trusting whatever the Russians are saying," Ukraine MP Inna Sovsun told Euronews. Meanwhile some of Putins allies are urging him to continue the war.

The spectre of ‘stagflation’ threatens the world once again. This time, the risk is the direct consequence of political provocations and war, and not simply due to inexorable economic forces.

Widespread sexual violence against women and girls in conflict is being fueled by systemic impunity, the United Nations Commission on Human Rights in South Sudan reported on 21 March 2022

[By Dr. Ian Ralby and Col. Leonid Zaliubovsky] Despite Russia continuing to bomb civilians and ta...

It is hard to describe the excruciatingly painful destruction Putin is inflicting on Ukraine. However, whereas NATO should provide Ukraine with active defensive military equipment, it should not direc