Russia

Seizing frozen Russian assets would help Europe reconcile military support for Kyiv with tightening national budgets. But there are risks.

With the war in Ukraine raging on, most Russians find themselves on uneasy middle ground. Holding on to what they have is the most important thing.

The battle for the future of Russia has planetary dimensions, argues Martin Vrba.

Protests rage in Georgia as its authoritarian governing party steers away from the country’s commitment to EU membership.

The war in Ukraine will continue to cast its shadow over the country’s natural ecosystems for decades to come.

Europe must look east if it is to grasp the full extent of the consequences of Russia’s invasion.

Human rights campaigner Maria Kurinna on documenting and prosecuting Russian crimes in Ukraine.

Polish activist Klementyna Suchanow traces the funding and politics of religious organisations to Russia.

The determination, resilience, and flexibility displayed by ordinary people in Ukraine have defied expectations.

Ukraine’s fierce counter-attack against Russia is rooted in unique aspects of its society and culture.