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Ukraine's turbulent history since independence

Ukraine marks six months on Wednesday since Russia invaded the country in what Russian President Vladimir Putin calls a "special military operation".

Reuters

Ukraine’s youngest MP: The world could do much more

Sviatoslav Yurash tells Al Jazeera what inspired his political career and how Russia’s war is affecting Ukraine’s youth.

Al Jazeera

Will the war with Russia rein in Ukraine’s oligarchs?

The conflict may harm rich figures in financial terms and hand Zelenskyy victory in his battle against their influence.

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How much of a problem is corruption in Ukraine?

Analysts say while Ukraine suffers from corruption, Russia, which weaponises the issue, is not in a position to judge.

Al Jazeera

Former Ukrainian president stopped at border accused of trying to avoid fighting

Petro Poroshenko, a 56-year-old reserve serviceman, was famously filmed brandishing a rifle as he walked through Kyiv earlier on in the war in an apparent show of patriotism

Daily Mirror

Ukraine's ex-president Poroshenko leaves country for political meeting

Former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, who is under investigation for possible treason, has been allowed to leave Ukraine at a border crossing with Poland to attend a political meeting, local media and his allies said on Monday.

Reuters

Ukraine's former President blocked from leaving the country

Former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko was prevented from leaving Ukraine to take part in a meeting of a NATO body in Lithuania, his party's parliamentary faction said on Saturday.

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Putin defiant as Macron and Scholz call for fresh Ukraine peace talks

The Russian president warned the French and German leaders it was ‘dangerous’ for the west to supply further weapons to Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

‘Death to the enemy’: Ukraine’s news channels unite to cover war

State-backed broadcast has strategic and practical justifications but some see it as dangerous monopoly

The Guardian - UK

'Don't trust Putin,' says Ukraine's ex-president Poroshenko after Azovstal evacuation

In an interview with FRANCE 24, former Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko expressed concern over the fate of the Ukrainian soldiers evacuated from the besieged Azovstal steel plant in the eastern city of Mariupol, saying that Russian President Vladimir Putin should "never" be trusted. Ukrainian authorities say the fighters have been…

France 24

Why Ukraine's undersized military is resisting supposedly superior Russian forces

Before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, 2022, many observers looked at Russia’s overwhelming combat power and thought Russia would achieve a quick victory.

The Conversation

Martial law in Russia: What is it and how does it impact the war in Ukraine?

Russian president Vladimir Putin set to crack down on political dissent at home as war enters a second week

The Independent UK

Peace in Ukraine: How U.S. can help

There's now a high risk the Ukraine conflict could drag on for many years. But it's not too late to change that

Salon

The truth about Hunter Biden and the charges he faces

President Joe Biden’s youngest son has no role in the Biden Administration. But as Andrew Feinberg explains, that hasn’t stopped Republicans from using him to hurt his father

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Ex-Ukraine president says Russia will end up like 'big North Korea' unless Putin goes

Petro Poroshenko, who was in office between 2014 and 2019, called on world leaders to 'de-Putinize' Russia, and called on the Russian public to 'do their best to save Russia'

Los Angeles Times

Un misil antes del amanecer fue la advertencia: tu ciudad está en la línea de fuego de Rusia

KRAMATORSK, Ucrania— Llegó exactamente a las 3 de la madrugada del lunes: un destello de luz sobre las oscuras calles de la ciudad, y luego la enorme explosión que hizo temblar las paredes, sacudió las ventanas y despertó a los pocos que habían logrado conciliar el sueño.

Los Angeles Times

A single missile before dawn was the warning: Your city is in Russia’s firing line

KRAMATORSK, Ukraine — It came at exactly 3 a.m. Monday: a flash of light streaking over the city’s darkened streets, then the massive blast, shaking walls, rattling windows and waking those few who had managed an already-troubled sleep.

The Independent UK

The truth about Hunter Biden and the charges he faces

President Joe Biden’s youngest son has no role in the Biden Administration. But as Andrew Feinberg explains, that hasn’t stopped Republicans from using him to hurt his father

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Al Jazeera

Former Ukraine president calls for weapons, sanctions on Russia

Petro Poroshenko tells Al Jazeera the ‘shortest way to peace’ is to provide Kyiv with weapons.

The Independent UK

Why are Republicans so obsessed with Hunter Biden?

President Joe Biden’s youngest son has no role in the Biden Administration. But as Andrew Feinberg explains, that hasn’t stopped Republicans from using him to hurt his father

France 24

'Compromise with Russia is impossible after Bucha,' says Ukraine's ex-president Poroshenko

The town of Bucha has become the "symbol" of massacres by Russian troops and "compromise with Russia is impossible after Bucha", Ukraine's former president Petro Poroshenko told FRANCE 24 in an interview from Kyiv. Poroshenko added that Vladimir Putin "wants to have all of us dead", calling the Russian leader…

Irish Mirror

Vladimir Putin threatens six countries that Russian troops could be there in just two days

In his remarks, reportedly made in 2014, Putin claimed that he could have soldiers in the capitals of all six countries within two days.

Daily Record

Vladimir Putin warned he could have troops in six capital cities in two days

Putin is alleged to have said he could have soldiers on the ground in the capitals of Ukraine, Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Romania within 48 hours.

Daily Mirror

Vladimir Putin's chilling warning he could have troops in six capital cities in two days

The Russian president is alleged to have told former Ukrainian leader Petro Poroshenko that he could have soldiers on the ground in the capitals of Ukraine, Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Romania within 48 hours

The Guardian - UK

Please don’t compare Ukraine to Brexit, Petro Poroshenko asks Boris Johnson

Former president rejects PM’s conference remarks, saying ‘zero’ citizens died over vote to leave EU

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