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Emilio Morenatti / AP Ukrainian Students Revisit Their Destroyed School
Students visit the ruins of their former classrooms and share some of their thoughts on the war.
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Joanne Imperio / The Atlantic; Strokatienoty Camp Scenes From Ukrainian Summer Camp
Can childhood be preserved in a war zone?
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Getty; The Atlantic The Doctors Who Are Now Prisoners of War
The experience of Ukrainian medics in the notorious Olenivka POW camp suggests that Russia’s treatment of captives is certainly inhumane and probably illegal.
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Frédéric Soltan / Corbis / Getty A Murder in Russia
Why an assassination in Moscow matters to Ukraine and the West
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Bulent KILIC / AFP / Getty The Stakes in Ukraine Have Not Changed
The war is still about freedom.
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Laetitia Vancon / The New York Times / … The Country That Suffers Whenever Russia Schemes
Moldova’s president has high hopes. Putin has other ideas.
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Jedrzej Nowicki The Other Ukrainian Army
Imperiled by Russian invaders, private citizens are stepping forward to do what Ukraine’s government cannot.
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Owen Gent The Rivalry That Defines America
How the U.S. dealt with Russia in Afghanistan is informing how Russia is dealing with the U.S. in Ukraine.
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Pablo Delcan What America’s Great Unwinding Would Mean for the World
The conundrum facing America’s allies is how to cope with a great imperial power in decline that is still a great imperial power.
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Kirill Kudryavtsev / Getty To Putin, Brittney Griner Is a Pawn. To the U.S., She’s a Person.
Russia will regard any prisoner swap as a propaganda win. But the real message we can proclaim is about American values.
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Gleb Garanich / Reuters Photos: Five Months of War in Ukraine
Images from the past month showing scenes from Kharkiv, Vinnytsia, Kyiv, Donetsk, Mariupol, and more
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David Turnley / Corbis / Getty What Putin’s Treatment of Jews Reveals About Russia
His move to kick out the agency that assists émigrés to Israel fits a pattern from Soviet times of using Russian Jews as pawns.
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Katie Martin / The Atlantic; Getty Putin’s Big Chill in Europe
Russia threatens to punish support for Ukraine by cutting the gas supply. The West must not be blackmailed.
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Ben Hickey An Army Alone Doesn’t Make You a Great Power
We focus too much on military force instead of considering economic, technological, social, and political structures.
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Anna Moneymaker / Getty A Russian Defeat in Ukraine Could Save Taiwan
In a wide-ranging conversation, National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan talks about how Putin’s invasion has gone wrong, a fraught meeting with the Saudi crown prince, and the upcoming anniversary of the Afghanistan withdrawal.
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Getty; The Atlantic Don’t Blame Dostoyevsky
I understand why people hate all things Russian right now. But our literature did not put Putin in power or cause this war.
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OLEKSANDR GIMANOV / AFP / Getty The Torment of Odesa
The Ukrainian city has been hit with rocket attacks, rumors of rocket attacks, and much else.
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Katie Martin / The Atlantic; Getty Russia’s Hunger War
Opening a new front in its disinformation campaign, Moscow blames the West for food shortages and presents itself as Africa’s savior.
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The Atlantic The War in Ukraine Is Dividing Lifelong Friends
After Russia’s invasion, many post-Soviet immigrants in the U.S. are estranged from or barely speaking with longtime friends back home.
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Win McNamee / Getty ‘France Has Delivered Almost Nothing’
Anders Fogh Rasmussen, NATO’s former secretary-general, is not impressed by Emmanuel Macron’s diplomacy with Russia over Ukraine.
