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Polish Prosecutor’s Office supports Ukraine’s request for the extradition of Russian archaeologist Butyagin
Alexander Butyagin, a Russian scientist and head of the ancient archaeology department at the Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg. He has illegally crossed the state border of Ukraine and led an archaeological expedition in temporarily occupied Kerch
Over the past three years, Russians have shelled hotels in Ukraine more than three dozen times
Over three dozen strikes have been carried out by Russian forces against civilian hotels in the past three years, signifying a clear Russian strategy.
Second wave of judicial reform: What has been achieved and what to expect?
Initial attempts to change the judicial system by formally strengthening the independence of judges have only reinforced the joint responsibility and impunity in the judiciary
Ukrainian Foreign Ministry demands immediate release of five arrested Crimean Tatars
Ukrainian Foreign Ministry demands the immediate release of five arrested Crimean Tatars and Ukrainians, who are illegally held in Russia
Journalist Pavel Sheremet killed in car blast
The exploded car belonged to Olena Prytula, the owner of Ukrainska Pravda, but she was not in the car
Relatives of ‘unlawfully sentenced’ Ukrainian citizens to go on hunger strike near Parliament
Ukrainian Parliament does not want to introduce the mechanism for correcting judicial mistakes, say relatives of convicts
Unknown masked men beat up Hromadske TV journalist in Zaporizhzhia
The journalist links attack with his professional activity
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Columns
Your grandmother might be the colonizer: rethinking decolonization
Russia needs soldiers. The Global South has desperate people. The rest is exploitation.
From Nairobi to the Donbas: Nearly 300 deceived Kenyans trapped on Russian front lines
From Venezuela to Ukraine, behind every repressed person stands a woman who becomes their voice
