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Spokesperson claims they have ‘completely’ encircled last stronghold in Luhansk region

A new biography of one of Russia’s great choreographers reveals as much about the society she lived in as about the subject herself.

WARSAW — In the broader discussion about Russia’s war on Ukraine, an important but overlooked element is the exodus of Russians from their homeland. Though it is impossible to determine the scale of this phenomenon, we can expect the outflow to continue, especially if the United States pursues a policy to lure highly skilled specialists and sustain a Russian brain drain, as

WARSAW — In the broader discussion about Russia’s war on Ukraine, an important but overlooked element is the exodus of Russians from their homeland. Though it is impossible to determine the scale of this phenomenon, we can expect the outflow to continue, especially if the United States pursues a policy to lure highly skilled specialists and sustain a Russian brain drain, as

Poland’s government is lifting a state of emergency along the border with Belarus on July 1 as it completes a border wall aimed at stopping migrants

Since 24 February 2022, when the #Russian invasion of #Ukraine began, several million refugees have already been taken in by Poles. In the #Lublin region, near the Bug River, which marks the border with Ukraine and Belarus, farmers, shopkeepers, a photographer and a teacher tell how their...

Executive Summary Thanks to its warmer climate compared to northern Russia, the Black Sea littoral area is much more conducive to building larger vessels quickly and free of construction defects. Russian naval shipbuilding in the Black Sea occurred at different times in the history of the Russian and Soviet empires, until the collapse of the Soviet Union and the restoration …

People under constant fire in southern city of Mykolaiv say they can beat Russia with more help

The war is taking its toll on Ukraine’s winemakers with many potentially losing out on offering a 2022 vintage

As missiles continue to rain down, Russia’s blockade on the port city’s agricultural exports could have grave consequences around the world