Yev Kopiika

Many Russians, even among those who oppose Russia’s war against Ukraine, still hesitate to take responsibility, blaming the invasion on NATO provocation or conspiracy theories about US meddling and a coup. Experts say that this is because the “victim” mentality persists in Russian society today. But why is that? Our reporter Yev Kopiika interviews Dr. Botakoz Kassymbekova, an Assistant Professor in Modern History at the University of Basel.

The International Boxing Association (IBA), currently under fire for its ties to Russia, is facing fresh scrutiny over its handling of allegations regarding female boxers' eligibility. Recent cases involving Algerian boxer Iman Khelif and Taiwanese boxer Lin Yu-Ting have cast a shadow on the fairness of the sport.

While Russia frequently accuses the West of escalation, we look at all the times Russia has made nuclear threats against the West.

Today, as we observe World Climate Change Day, it's imperative to shine a light on the lesser-discussed consequence of wars: their environmental impact.

Yes, the wait is almost over. Europe is about to experience its yearly celebration of all things music—with a sprinkle of competitiveness. As Sweden welcomes contestants and fans alike, we take a moment to remember Ukraine’s legendary performances over the years.

The Ukraine aid bill has now been signed by Joe Biden, in a final step. After months of anticipation, Ukraine is set to get the support that it needs to survive and protect its people. We explain what the funds will be used for.