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José Cruz Gonzálezs work is the first by a Latino playwright to be produced on the main stage by the century-old theater.

Video exclusively obtained by cnn has helped ukrainian prosecutors identify a russian soldier accused of committing a war crime in bucha. the suspect has been charged with the violations of war and intentional murder. we want to warn you the video youre about to see is violent and disturbing. in this newly obtained video, two russian soldiers are seen firing at someone alongside a building they just overtook in kyiv. another angle reveals their targets are two unarmed ukrainian civilians. the tw...

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told ABCs David Muir that before he go(es) to hell, Russian leader Vladimir Putin should stand for a fair and independent trial.

Russia, which doesnt seem inclined to cooperate at all. youve both been to bucha. youve talked to people there. i wonder, alex, accountability might be historic accountability. here we see this guys face. here we see what has been done. we know what has been done. it might not happen on an individual scale, but we know. have you talked to ukrainians about that, that that may be the accountability they get? >> for people on the street, the initial thought is these are countries playing a great ga...

On the eve of the 79th Venice Film Festival, where his powerful Ukraine war documentary...

No longer able to defer burial, Ukrainian investigators are photographing unclaimed and unidentified bodies, taking DNA samples and assigning them numbers, hoping that one day their families will claim them.

For those lucky enough to have schools to return to, back-to-school day is still colored by war. Schools must now have bomb shelters, and first-aid kits are handed out along with pens and paper.

On Thursday, the new school year kicked off in Ukraine. For many children, it was their first day back since Russia invaded in February. Just over half of schools are reopening for in-person classes. DW correspondent Jan-Philipp Scholz visited a school in Bucha.

On Thursday, the new school year kicked off in Ukraine. For many children, it was their first day back since Russia invaded in February. Just over half of schools are reopening for in-person classes. DW correspondent Jan-Philipp Scholz visited a school in Bucha.

Russian military forces in Ukraine are accused of a gamut of war crimes, from deliberately targeting civilians to rapes, executions and use of indiscriminate weapons.