The young Ukrainians risking all to flee Russian occupation and the prospect of fighting their own
In Russian-controlled parts of Ukraine, young people are subjected to a relentless campaign of indoctrination and young men now face the prospect of conscription to the Russian army. Some risk everything to leave
‘We’re fighting the war of the future’: How a charity became one of Ukraine’s most powerful weapons
Come Back Alive has raised $1 billion for the country’s military. It now helps supply everything from drones to air-defence systems
Capital grateful for mild autumn amid intensifying Russian strikes and blackouts
After years of war Ukrainians have developed their own coping mechanisms, seeking a balance between danger and disruption
Could a Melania Trump-brokered truce for Oleshky help end the Russia-Ukraine war?
Ceasefire is declared in Russian-occupied town, but Kyiv fears a propaganda trap
‘Whatever Trump and Putin agree, we’ll fight the invaders’: Inside the dugouts powering Ukraine’s drone war
Vast network of underground dugouts, simultaneously spartan and high-tech, underpin the nation’s drone defence
‘The war is getting nearer’: Ukraine’s eastern exodus accelerates as Russia steps up attacks
Millions could face ‘most difficult time of war’ if Russia continues to destroy critical infrastructure
Ukraine braces for hardest winter yet as Trump’s ‘energy ceasefire’ unravels
Ukrainians believe Trump is playing politics and business with people’s lives by siding with Russia
‘He’s with Putin’: Ukrainians recoil at Trump’s pressure campaign
Residents of wartime Lviv feel the US president’s actions are undermining Ukraine’s struggle against Russia
Ukraine backs Trump’s energy ‘ceasefire’. But is Russia on board?
Kyiv says it supports the proposal despite being blindsided, while Moscow’s silence casts doubt on whether a truce is viable
What’s the best meal Daniel McLaughlin can get for €120 in Ukraine?
Our correspondent had a joyous experience at an eccentric restaurant in Odesa
‘Ukraine is still in the fight – no one would have predicted that’: What next for Kyiv in 2026?
Ukraine needs maximum support from its allies on the battlefield, as well as at the negotiating table
Millions of Ukrainians without power and at least three dead in Russian missile attacks
Despite peace-talks progress, Zelenskiy said attacks show Putin ‘cannot accept that he must stop killing’
Russia sees ‘slow progress’ in peace plan talks as Moscow bomb attack kills general
No breakthrough during intense weekend of diplomacy involving US, Ukraine, Russia and Europe
How Russia recruits Ukrainians to attack their own country
Moscow is targeting vulnerable adults and even children to recruit them as potential killers, bombers and arsonists
European involvement in US-led talks damaging chances of peace in Ukraine, says Russia
Zelenskiy open to possibility of summit with Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump as negotiations continue in Miami