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The director of a Russian college in the Siberian city of Novosibirsk has quit after saying he would not punish or exclude students fined by the authorities for publicly objecting to the war in Ukraine. In a Facebook post, Sergei Chernyshov said he had resigned as director of Novosibirsk City Open College on June 7 and is starting up a new "autonomous" college. Speaking to Current Time before he announced his resignation, Chernyshov said he would not be leaving Russia, because he felt ...

Ukraines harvested crops risk rotting in silos or ships after Russias February invasion, triggering fears of worsening...

Hundreds of war veterans have clashed with police in Pristina after they tried to break through barriers to enter Kosovo's National Assembly to demand an increase in pensions.

Russia’s war has created a dire situation for Ukraine’s agricultural industry, and it could have serious global implications

The popular Russian television station Dozhd, which was forced to suspend operations in March amid pressure linked to its coverage of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, says it will resume operations from Latvia.

Beyond the tragic loss of life, many Kyiv residents are still coping with damage to their homes from the Russians' abortive offensive on Europe's seventh-most-populous city.

Since Russia invaded Ukraine, Ukrainian farmers have struggled to get their crops to market due to a Russian naval blockade of the country's Black Sea ports. Now, Ukraine, its neighbors, and the EU are scrambling to find alternative routes, including rail. But is it enough?

The latest outbreak of violence in GBAO followed six months of tensions after nearly 30 years of both pressure and government neglect.

Alina Korenyuk's hometown of Popasna has been virtually destroyed since Russia launched its large-scale invasion of Ukraine 100 days ago. Insult was added to injury for the displaced woman and her family when they spotted a photograph of a Russian tank carting off their possessions as war booty.

Russian invading forces are now focused on seizing control of the Donbas in eastern Ukraine after being repelled in Kyiv. But Russian leader Vladimir Putin could target the Ukrainian capital again, a Ukrainian special forces commander says.