Daniel Kosoy

With the 6-month delay in military aid for Ukraine finally ending, we speak to three Americans who volunteered to fight in Ukraine. They share their reasons for supporting a country far away from home.

Ukraine is all too familiar now with nuclear disasters. Over the last two years, Russia has been in control of Europe’s largest nuclear power plant—Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia NPP. The question now is, could there be another Chornobyl on our hands?

The Soviet Union is infamous for its state-sponsored atheism policies and persecution of religious minorities, but modern Russia advertises itself as a Christian nation with family values. However, those who defy the state-affiliated Russian Orthodox church—as is the case of Protestants in Russian-occupied Ukraine—are subject to kidnappings, executions, and constant oppression.  

Once a prime destination for filming music videos, TV shows and films, Kyiv is struggling to keep its local film production industry afloat. Will companies that once serviced foreign clients with big budgets be able to reinvent themselves? We speak to three prominent members of the film production industry in Ukraine to find out.

At the heart of Ukraine's ongoing war, a battle for air superiority has yet to see one clear winner. Amongst the chaos is Yevhen Solovyov, a 33-year-old helicopter pilot whose daring missions have become legendary.