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Germany has started sending natural gas to Ukraine through a new LNG terminal, opening a critical energy lifeline as Ukraine faces its toughest winter yet. The shipments mark the first time Germany has directly supplied gas to its war-torn ally.
Eleven South African men who say they were tricked into fighting for Russia in Ukraine have made it back home after months trapped in a war zone. Their families broke down in tears as they arrived at the airport, reuniting after a nightmare ordeal.
World Central Kitchen is delivering one million hot meals every single day to families in Gaza while also supporting energy infrastructure in Ukraine. Celebrity chef José Andrés is asking the world to keep both humanitarian crises in focus.
After four years of devastating conflict, Ukraine's President Zelenskyy and US President Trump are working toward direct negotiations with Russia that could finally bring the war closer to an end. The leaders discussed preparations for upcoming talks that will include Russian officials for the first time.
Reed Hastings just gave $5 million to protect Ukrainian medics saving lives on the front lines. The funds will provide anti-drone technology as Russia's war enters its fourth year.
Four years into Russia's invasion, Ukrainian artist Ruslana Khazipova reframes her nation's struggle not as victimhood, but as a deliberate sacrifice for democracy worldwide. Her powerful message reminds us that resilience can transform suffering into purpose.
After two centuries of military neutrality, Sweden is thriving as NATO's newest member and standing strong with Ukraine. Ambassador Caroline Vicini calls the historic shift both necessary and rewarding for her nation's security.
Despite political tensions, 200 people gathered in Budapest to mark four years since Russia's invasion of Ukraine, showing solidarity transcends government divisions. The event included heartfelt testimonies from Ukrainian refugees who've found safety and welcome in Hungary.
While Russia attacks Ukraine's power grid, the nation installed enough solar panels in 2025 to power 1.1 million homes. War isn't stopping Ukraine's energy revolution—it's speeding it up.
Ukraine is partnering with Ghana to establish a football academy and develop grassroots sports infrastructure. The collaboration brings together Ukraine's technical expertise with Ghana's rich football culture.
After three years in captivity enduring conflict-related sexual violence, 28-year-old Daniil from Donetsk is now helping other male survivors access support and break the silence. His advocacy work with UN agencies is changing how communities recognize and help male victims of wartime trauma.
Remote-controlled machines are tackling one of the world's deadliest jobs, clearing landmines up to 40 times faster than human deminers while keeping workers safe. Azerbaijan has cleared 240,000 hectares of contaminated land since 2020, and now countries like Ukraine are using the technology to speed recovery.
Azerbaijan is using locally built remote-controlled robots to clear landmines up to 100 times faster than manual methods, helping families return home safely while sharing the technology with countries like Ukraine. The innovation is turning one of the world's deadliest post-conflict challenges into a model for recovery.
Canada is partnering with Ukraine to modernize its war-damaged energy infrastructure with renewable power and secure equipment supplies. The strategic agreement promises investment in solar, wind, and hydropower projects while helping Ukraine move away from Russian energy dependence.
A Ukrainian skeleton racer disqualified for honoring fallen athletes received $200,000 to continue his career and advocacy. The gift matches what Olympic gold medalists earn in Ukraine.
Six Russian and four Belarusian Paralympic athletes will compete under their national flags at next month's Winter Games in Milan-Cortina. The decision reverses bans that have kept the countries out since Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
A Ukrainian skeleton racer disqualified for honoring fallen athletes received a $200,000 gift to continue his career and advocacy. The donation matches what Olympic gold medalists earn in Ukraine.
A global network of civilian volunteers is shaping economic sanctions against Russia by tracking the precise materials and supply chains keeping its war machine running. Their grassroots detective work is changing how governments fight wars economically.
At the Munich Security Conference, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk delivered a powerful speech defending Western values and celebrating Ukraine's courage. His words reminded world leaders that freedom and democracy are worth fighting for.
When Ukrainian freeskier Kateryna Kotsar qualified for the Olympic big air final, her boyfriend had one more surprise waiting. He dropped to one knee in the Italian Alps and proposed, giving her double the reason to celebrate.
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