Slava Ratynski News Today

As of this week, commuters in some of Prague’s busiest metro stations are seeing photographs of war-stricken Ukrainians sheltering in their own underground. 

The Estonian prime minister, Kaja Kallas, said that the country would be wiped off the map and the historic old town of the capital, Tallinn, would be razed to the ground under the current NATO plans to defend Estonia from any Russian attack.

The line to throw Molotov cocktails stretches for dozens of metres. Among those waiting for their turn to get their hand...

Amid threats of a looming invasion, Ukraine’s political and cultural elite flocked to see the premiere of Oleg Sentsov’s...