Nils Adler

An Iraqi Kurd and a Ukrain­ian, part of fam­i­lies with young chil­dren, take us through a day in their lives as refugees.

The hus­band of dec­o­rat­ed vol­un­teer medic Yu­lia Pa­jevs­ka who was ab­duct­ed in mid-March shares his fears for her safe­ty.

In west­ern Ukraine, the city that has be­come a refuge and hub for peo­ple flee­ing, pre­pares for an even­tu­al at­tack.

Open­ness, grit and self­ie videos. How Ukraine’s co­me­di­an-turned-pres­i­dent has be­come a sym­bol of na­tion­al re­sis­tance.

A woman de­scribes be­ing sep­a­rat­ed from her 18-year-old broth­er at the Pol­ish bor­der as men were told they must re­main.

How Ukrain­ian cit­i­zens and the di­as­po­ra are ral­ly­ing to help those on the front line – and each oth­er.

Forced from their homes in 1944 and 2014, Crimean Tatars fear the ef­fect of more Rus­sia-Ukraine ten­sions.

Amid fears of a Russ­ian in­va­sion, war-weary res­i­dents ask what the fu­ture holds for the re­gion – and for their lives.

For­mer box­ing cham­pi­on turned-Kyiv may­or watch­es sib­ling en­rol for the Ter­ri­to­r­i­al De­fence Forces as fears of war rise.

Res­i­dents on the fault­line of a cri­sis with Rus­sia say a takeover would nei­ther harm nor im­prove their sta­tus.