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Sarah RainsfordBBC |
If you want to go to a concert in Kharkiv these days, you have to know who to ask. In Ukraine's second city, just 40 kilometres from the Russian...
There was a time when journalists used to ask Alexei Navalny why he was still free. The next question was often whether he feared for his life. When...
Russia's war has transformed everything in Kharkiv, including childhood. Missiles are fired on Ukraine's second city from across the Russian border...
Outside Poland's main evening news studio there's a row of police stationed for protection. The entire building of public broadcaster TVP is...
As the darkness lifted in Prague on Friday, bright lights were still burning inside the Arts Faculty as they had through the night. The police cordon...
The queue of trucks starts more than 20 kilometres from Poland's eastern border. Hundreds of Ukrainian lorries are parked along the road in an...
In the old Lenin shipyard in Gdansk, where striking workers were once the catalyst for major political change, young Poles now debate how to protect...
Every hour, the number of people fleeing Nagorno-Karabakh climbs even further. The official count of refugees is now more than half the population of...