Politics
Military fatigue
Are peace negotiations between Kyiv and Moscow currently out of the question?
Ilya VolzhskyNovember 10, 13:37
Война в украине
Politics
Gunpowder, treason and plot
Olga Musafirova on how two articles about Ukraine published in The Economist and TIME magazine last week have been received domestically
Olga MusafirovaNovember 7, 13:32
Society
‘Commander, I’m not going out there.’
A Russian officer gives a harrowing account of the carnage he witnessed in the battle for the Ukrainian town of Avdiivka
Andrey SerafimovNovember 3, 12:20
Society
‘I’d be facing 15 years in prison’
A Russian draftee on his escape from the army, the Russian regime, and hope
Novaya Gazeta Europe’s video departmentOctober 24, 13:11
Society
The Great Escape
A Ukrainian prisoner abducted by the Russian military during its retreat from Kherson last year describes the brutal 10-month ordeal he and 250 of his fellow inmates shared
Olga VasilyevaOctober 12, 16:28
Politics
Testing times
Should Putin’s claim that Russia has successfully tested a new experimental nuclear armed missile be cause for alarm?
Ilya VolzhskyOctober 10, 12:57
Politics
Slaughter of the innocents
The list of civilians killed in targeted Russian missile strikes in Ukraine continues to grow
Novaya Gazeta EuropeOctober 9, 16:18
Politics
Holiday from reason
While the Kremlin still doesn’t have full control of the four Ukrainian regions it claims to have absorbed, it has made the anniversary of their 'return' to Russia a new holiday
Pavel KuznetsovOctober 9, 13:56
Society
The hours
Air-raid sirens have sounded in the Ukrainian capital for over 1,000 hours since the Russian invasion began
Olga MusafirovaSeptember 25, 10:56
Economics
Russia’s out-of-control military spending
With spending on the war in Ukraine potentially accounting for 45% of Russia’s budget by the end of the year, what are the implications for the rest of the economy?
Sergey TeplyakovSeptember 8, 09:56
Society
Alms for the war
The number of non-profit organisations collecting donations ‘for the front’ has risen sharply in Russia over the past year, though their links to the state are often significant
Ksenia SokolovaAugust 29, 16:01
Politics
Delayed air support
Ukraine is unlikely to get Western jets before next spring
Ilya VolzhskyAugust 21, 10:05
Politics
A tale of one city
The Russian army is bent on capturing Ukraine’s Kupyansk and has deployed significant forces in that direction. Still, a Russian takeover of the city is nearly impossible — at least for now
Ilya VolzhskyAugust 12, 11:07
Politics
Trapped in Bakhmut
What is happening in Ukraine’s Bakhmut, razed to the ground by the Russian army, after a year of hostilities?
Ilya VolzhskyAugust 2, 14:08
Politics
Stalemate or warm-up?
Is it true that Ukraine’s counter-offensive has lost traction, while Russia also has no particular prospects for an advance? Military expert Yury Fedorov explains
Yury FedorovJuly 25, 13:26
Society
What Igor Strelkov’s arrest means for Russia’s ‘patriots’ faction
The man behind the downing of the MH17 flight over Ukraine in 2014 has been charged with ‘extremism’ in Russia for criticising Putin
Irina GarinaJuly 24, 10:53
Politics
Where is General Surovikin?
Russian army general Sergey Surovikin has been unreachable since the Wagner mutiny. We consult experts to find out what could have happened to him
Ilya VolzhskyJuly 17, 12:14
Society
‘We heard neighbouring houses collapsing at night’
How residents of Ukraine’s Kherson region live on both banks of the Dnipro after the Kakhovka dam collapse
Olga VasilyevaJuly 13, 13:35
Society
‘You never know if tomorrow is going to come’
Nadia, a Ukrainian, lost her home and three pets to a Russian drone attack. One cat was pulled from the rubble three days later. This is her story
Alina DanilinaJuly 11, 13:17
Politics
‘Russia will stay tarnished by the legacy of this war’
How Kyiv’s military and diplomatic leverage are tied together, explains international relations expert Liana Fix
Alyona ItskovaJuly 6, 13:30