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Standing up for Ukraine: Anti-war protests around the world

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Standing up for Ukraine: Anti-war protests around the world Protests against Russia's invasion of Ukraine broke out in many cities across Europe and the world. People came together to show their support for Ukraine and condemn Moscow's actions. Desperation, fear and anger have driven people onto the streets outside the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. Many of them fear for their families and loved ones in Ukraine. Like many

Standing up for Ukraine: Anti-war protests around the worldishr_online2022-02-25T11:06:33+01:00

Russia has invaded Ukraine. If the West had not looked away in 2014, this catastrophe might have been averted

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Russia has invaded Ukraine. If the West had not looked away in 2014, this catastrophe might have been averted Opinion Opinion: Ukraine will survive — but the West should be ashamed The war has arrived. Russia has invaded Ukraine. If the West had not looked away in 2014, this catastrophe might have been averted, writes DW's Roman Goncharenko. Ukrainians will never willingly succumb to Russian occupation Thursday, February 24, 2022.

Russia has invaded Ukraine. If the West had not looked away in 2014, this catastrophe might have been avertedishr_online2022-02-25T09:10:01+01:00

Russia and Ukraine: Chronicle of an undeclared war

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The roots of conflict between Russia and Ukraine run deep. It all boils down to Moscow's unwillingness to accept Ukraine's independence. An overview. Russia and Ukraine: Chronicle of an undeclared war The tensions between Russia and Ukraine have a history that dates all the way back to the Middle Ages. The two countries share common roots which extend back to the East Slavic state of Kievan Rus'. This is why Russian President

Russia and Ukraine: Chronicle of an undeclared warishr_online2022-02-24T16:16:07+01:00

All hell is loose in the east

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120,000 Russian soldiers on the Ukrainian border are an obvious threat to NATO and now the official recognition of the self-proclaimed People's Republics of Donetsk and Lugansk. All hell is loose in the east February 23, 2022, published 1 day before the start of the war. 120,000 Russian soldiers on the Ukrainian border are an obvious threat to NATO and now the official recognition of the self-proclaimed People's Republics

All hell is loose in the eastValery2025-11-06T16:37:12+01:00

I went out for bread – they took me to the military registration and enlistment office: how people live who decided not to leave Donetsk

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I went out for bread - they took me to the military registration and enlistment office: how people live who decided not to leave Donetsk Even local residents find it difficult to understand where is the truth and where is the lie. The situation escalated to the limit. Tens of thousands of refugees have already moved to Russia, according to the media. However, people still live in Donetsk, the largest

I went out for bread – they took me to the military registration and enlistment office: how people live who decided not to leave Donetskishr_online2022-02-22T07:48:51+01:00

The worst year in the history of post-Soviet Russia

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The worst year in the history of post-Soviet Russia Sergey Davidis on the offensive against human rights in Russia in 2021 Police officers detain a Memorial supporter outside Russia's Supreme Court, after prosecutor's request to dissolve Memorial International, the country's most prominent rights group, for allegedly violating the controversial law on "foreign agents", in Moscow on December 28, 2021. - Russia's Supreme Court on December 28, 2021 will consider

The worst year in the history of post-Soviet Russiaishr_online2022-02-20T11:34:22+01:00

More than 40 thousand refugees from Donbass arrived in the Rostov region

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More than 40 thousand refugees from Donbass arrived in the Rostov region More than 40,000 refugees have already arrived in the Rostov region from Donbass. This was announced on Sunday, February 20, by the acting head of the Russian Emergencies Ministry Alexander Chupriyan. “More than 40,000 people who were forced to leave neighboring regions arrived on Russian territory. Now they are located mainly in 92 temporary accommodation centers,” said

More than 40 thousand refugees from Donbass arrived in the Rostov regionishr_online2022-02-20T11:30:07+01:00

Верховный суд Чечни оставил под арестом Зарему Мусаеву

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Верховный суд Чечни оставил под арестом Зарему Мусаеву 10 февраля 2022 года защита просила суд смягчить меру пресечения Заремы Мусаевой. У нее диабет и предположительно коронавирус. Прокурор в ответ указал, что все совершенно законно и Мусаева должна остаться в СИЗО в соответствие с совершенным преступлением. Обвинение утверждает, что пожилая женщина атаковала чеченского полицейского и поцарапала ему щеку. Суд согласился с доводами гособвинителя. «Решение суда первой инстанции оставлено без изменений», —

Верховный суд Чечни оставил под арестом Зарему МусаевуValery2022-02-18T09:40:32+01:00

Russian Ministry of Justice asks to close LGBT fund for the sake of “traditional family values”

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Russian Ministry of Justice asks to close LGBT fund for the sake of "traditional family values" The St. Petersburg Department of the Ministry of Justice of Russia filed a lawsuit on Tuesday seeking the liquidation of the Sphere charity foundation (recognized as an NGO that acts as a foreign agent) that supports Russian LGBT initiatives. On Wednesday it became known that the court left the claim for the liquidation of

Russian Ministry of Justice asks to close LGBT fund for the sake of “traditional family values”ishr_online2022-02-12T16:24:26+01:00

Threats, fear of persecution and desire to return. Why politicians, journalists and activists are leaving Russia

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Over 1.5 thousand activists and journalists left Russia in 2021 due to criminal and political persecution Threats, fear of persecution and desire to return. Why politicians, journalists and activists are leaving Russia In 2021, more than 1.5 thousand activists and journalists left Russia due to criminal and political persecution, researchers from the Free Russia Foundation* calculated. Those who were forced to leave the country told OVD-Info what the decision was

Threats, fear of persecution and desire to return. Why politicians, journalists and activists are leaving Russiaishr_online2022-02-01T17:01:29+01:00