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Case by case, year after year, Ukraine’s Center for Civil Liberties (CCL) has been painstakingly documenting crimes committed by Russian forces against Ukrainian civilians since Russia first invaded the country in 2014.

We need to be prepared to talk with the Russians about the consequences of the war. By Kseniya Kirillova, for CEPA Despite the massive attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure underway for several days, Russian…

Once a trophy, now a trap. The attack on the Kerch Straits Bridge this week makes every Russian living on the occupied Crimean peninsula feel uneasy. The pesky Ukrainian yokels are not so ridiculous.

Ukraine should get real and agree to a ceasefire with Russia. An uncomfortable peace is better than continuing this horrific war, even if that means allowing Russia to keep the Ukrainian lands it currently occupies and perhaps has some right to.

According to the Kremlin, millions of Ukrainian civilians who have been subjected to seven months of brutal Russian occupation just voted overwhelmingly to join their oppressors.

Ukraine began a new academic year on September 1 with the country still engaged in a fight for survival against Russia’s ongoing invasion.

The reaction to Russia’s defeats in Ukraine proves the old adage that victory has a hundred fathers, but defeat is an orphan The Ukrainian advances of recent days have liberated thousands of kilometers of…

Vladimir Putin says a former journalist’s 22-year sentence for alleged treason is “fair. The Russian leader’s comments came on September 7, two days after Ivan Safronov, a former defense reporter with the…

Russia’s genocidal invasion of Ukraine was meant to extinguish Ukrainian statehood and eradicate Ukrainian identity. Instead, it is turbocharging the de-Russification of the country.

This report is a part of #CCPinCEE, a series of reports published by the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) analyzing Chinese influence efforts and operations across the nations of Central and Eastern Europe.