Many Ukrainians back official ‘decolonisation’ efforts but others say it is misguided and defined by hostility.
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Outmanned and outgunned, Kyiv’s forces struggle to advance against Moscow’s troops as the war drags on.
Experts say the $61bn package will replenish military stocks but won’t help Kyiv’s forces counterattack.
As Kyiv’s forces struggle, fewer than half of Ukrainians believe the country could return to its pre-2014 borders.
Facing manpower shortages, officials scrapped a measure to pull servicemen from the front lines after extended periods.
Some Russians blame lax security for the horrific attack claimed by ISIL. But analysts recall a darker history.
Moscow is targeting Ukraine’s energy hubs with intensity after a string of Ukrainian attacks inside Russia.
Most leaders tread a careful line to avoid conflict as Moscow tries to uphold its relevance in a vast neighbourhood.
Although Putin’s popularity among most Russians is not in doubt, observers say the recent election was far from fair.
Ukrainians and a rights group say people are being coerced to vote by their occupiers in election dismissed as a sham.