War in Ukraine

In just two weeks, the Ukrainian Armed Forces have seized over 1,200 square kilometers of Russian territory in the Kursk region.

The Ukrainian General Staff has identified the Russian offensive towards Pokrovsk as the most challenging area of this war right now. The city is being prepared for evacuation.

Russia and Iran are strengthening their relationship, seeking to disrupt the ‘global order’ by heightening global instability. What is the current status of their relationship, why are they uniting and what does this mean for Ukraine and the wider world?

The influence of social media has broken into every aspect of modern life, including warfare. Russia’s full-scale invasion has generated a plethora of content created by soldiers both near and on the frontlines, ranging from the heartbreaking to the absurd. One trend, however, has drawn significant criticism: Chechen "Akhmat" soldiers posting videos that purport to show active combat but are often revealed to be cartoonishly staged.

The Danish government has reaffirmed its strong support for Ukraine’s defense industry with a substantial new order. This initiative is crucial as it aids Ukraine in two ways.

Russian soldiers killed and tortured their own comrades, as revealed in a recent investigation by Ukraine’s public broadcaster Suspilne. We look at what the investigation found, how violence is deeply entrenched within Russian society far beyond the frontlines, and how this has impacted their acceptance and normalization of human rights atrocities committed in Ukraine.