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Are Russians laundering money at a holy site in Greece?

Julian Hayda takes us to northern Greece where there is a site, holy to Orthodox Christianity, that many believe Russian oligarchs are using to laund…

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The Ukrainian counteroffensive comes into focus

To understand where the war stands at this moment, we hear from Pentagon Correspondent Tom Bowman in Washingotn, and NPR's Greg Myre in Kyiv.

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NATO makes military readiness a priority

The war in Ukraine has prompted NATO to go into high gear, accepting new members and stepping up their military training. NPR's Eleanor Beardsley at…

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Will NATO offer Ukraine membership?

Ahead of their summit in July, some NATO countries are suggesting the alliance offer Ukraine a path to membership. NPR's Michele Kelemen tells us mo…

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Ukrainian anarchists compelled to support the government in a time of war

War can cause strange alliances. NPR's Julian Hayda brings us the story of Ukrainian anarchists supporting their government.

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An early assessment of the Ukrainian counteroffensive

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced the military offensive against Russian forces has begun. NPR's Greg Myre in Kyiv gives us the …

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How the war in Ukraine plays a part in Egypt's food crisis

The disruption of grain from Russia and Ukraine have hurt the food supply in many countries. NPR's Aya Batrawy shows us how it is a factor in Egypt'…

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Memories of Bakhmut before it was a killing field

NPR's Joanna Kakissis introduces us to an aid worker who evacuates people from the front lines. He remembers his hometown of Bakhmut from before it …

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The scene in a city flooded following the destruction of a dam

We hear from a resident of Kherson, a city downstream of the recently destroyed Kakhovka dam. In addition to near constant shelling by Russian force…

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Who destroyed a dam that causes flooding and raises nuclear risk?

We hear from NPR reporters in Kyiv and Moscow for the latest on what we know about the dam's destruction, and from our science correspondent on what …

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