Life in Ukraine

There is a way to hand over $209 billion of frozen Russian assets to Ukraine. Experts speculate that it is somewhat risky legally and may harm the long-term financial interests of the Western world. But the US just did it. So, is that really the case?

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 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.

As Russia continues to attack peaceful Ukrainian cities and towns with missiles and drones, the Olympic Committee stands by its decision to allow athletes from Russia and Belarus to compete as ‘neutrals’ in less than 4 months. Is this decision fair?

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.  

A step-by-step guide on how to ask your representatives for more air defense for Ukraine—wherever you are in the world. There is a way to protect ordinary civilians, even from the comfort of your home.