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Russia's wartime production fuels its economy - The World from PRX

Soon after Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the US and scores of other countries imposed significant sanctions. But after an initial tumble, Russia’s economy has stabilized. The International Monetary Fund has even forecast that this year, Russia’s economy will grow faster than all of the world’s other advanced economies, including the US. The World’s Daniel […]

US House passes funding package for Ukraine - The World from PRX

The US House of Representatives passed another spending package worth $61 billion for Ukraine over the weekend. The World’s Daniel Ofman speaks with host Carolyn Beeler from Riga, Latvia, about what that money will go toward, and how people are reacting in Ukraine and Russia.

Ukrainian firefighter speaks about stress of being a first responder

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Persecution of Central Asian migrants after Russians arrest Tajiks for mass shooting

After the Crocus City Hall concert venue mass shooting, Russian authorities detained dozens of men from Central Asia, including four Tajiks, accused of being the gunmen. Migrants have long faced discrimination in Russia, but now the reports of attacks and beatings are on the rise. The World's Daniel Ofman reports.

Crocus Hall shooting in Moscow

According to Russian officials, the death toll from the Crocus Hall shooting in Moscow currently stands at 137. At least another 180 people were injured. Multiple suspects have been taken into custody and put in a pre-trial detention center. Many key questions around this attack remain unanswered, but despite that, the Kremlin is already forming a narrative that will likely

Two years on: How war has changed Ukraine's battlefield

Since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion, Ukraine has heavily relied on its partners in order to sustain its war effort. Of all the countries, the United States has been the single biggest provider of military aid to Ukraine. But now, crucial funding is being held up in Congress. In response, Ukraine is doing what it can to become more self-reliant. A big part of that

An underground school near the Ukrainian front lines

Across Ukraine, school doesn't feel or look the same as it used to. Many have switched to remote learning. Where classes are held in person, students and teachers are used to going into shelters and continue learning. In the eastern city of Kharkiv, one school is fully operating underground, within the city's subway system. The World's Daniel Ofman paid a visit.