A photographer of Ukrainian beauty turns her lens on war to create heartbreaking juxtaposition Anna Sennik specialized in beautiful images of traditional Ukrainian national costumes. Today she and her camera are on the front lines q&a Katia Patin
Turkey’s drones had a bad reputation. The war in Ukraine has changed that Videos of Ukraine’s drone strikes have changed the narrative in favor of Turkey and Ukraine feature Ruth Michaelson
The Kremlin forces schools and theaters to uphold Putin's invasion propaganda Already wary of crossing government social media minders, Russians are learning physical spaces are now a speech flashpoint. Some teachers are resisting feature Alexandra Tyan
Russia says it's safe for refugees to return to Syria. They don't believe a word of it A recent conference in Damascus guaranteed the welfare of displaced people, but its real goal was the pursuit of reconstruction funding dispatch Tessa Fox
The boogaloo movement is trying to use Black Lives Matter to push its own agenda Some U.S. anti-government extremists have tried to rebrand their cause as multicultural and inclusive — but a strong current of prejudice and division still runs through it dispatch Marc-André Argentino
As Flight MH17 trial begins, Russia, unlike Iran, refuses to admit guilt Iran admitted to shooting down the Ukrainian jet days after the tragedy. As the trial for MH17 begins in Holland, Russians are still living with the impact of the government’s lies about its responsibility six years later dispatch Katerina Fomina
Ukraine's war: inside a frontline town torn by five years of conflict Fighting and disinformation have sown division at the center of a proposed peace deal photo essay Benas Gerdziunas
Syria Propaganda Train The Russian military has sent a train full of war trophies across Russia to salute what it claims is the end of the terrorism in Syria. video Katia Patin and Evgeniy Shapovalov
Polluted by a war of words When a Crimean town was engulfed by toxic gas, public safety concerns were lost in a cloud of disinformation dispatch Lily Hyde
Now healthcare is a weapon in Ukraine’s war Russian-backed separatists are using medical treatment to try to win support for their cause feature Lily Hyde
Holland’s struggle with its 9/11 Nearly 200 Dutch people died when Flight MH17 was shot down over eastern Ukraine. Four years on, the relatives have to battle Russian disinformation, as well as their own emotions. feature Anna Holligan
Meet the Kremlin’s keyboard warrior in Crimea Is Konstantin Knyrik the new star of Russia’s information war? feature Andreas Rossbach