Russia Invasion
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Radio Ukrajina: Here’s how a Prague radio station is helping Ukrainian refugees
Fp Explainers •While neighbouring countries have opened their arms to Ukrainians fleeing the horrors of war, there is a new radio channel transmitting news updates, music, fairy tales for children to lift their spirits
Beyond cute cat videos: How Russia is using TikTok to tell its story of the invasion
•As Russian troops invade cities, armies of trolls are employed online to stir up anti-Ukraine sentiment. On TikTok, clever videos serve up Russian nationalism with a dash of humour
Viral video: Ukrainian couple ties knot on war front, here's how Twitter reacted
Trendingdesk •The couple are seen wearing military uniforms, surrounded by cameras, and smiling joyously during the ceremony in this 1 minute 22-second viral video shared by Kyiv Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko.
Russia vs Ukraine: Why the two sides are warring over humanitarian corridors
Fp Explainers •After two days of failed ceasefires, Russia announced new humanitarian corridors to allow trapped Ukrainians to evacuate cities and towns under attack. But the Kremlin’s move comes with a rider: All escape routes lead to Russia or its ally Belarus
Russia-Ukraine crisis: Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Narendra Modi appreciates Ukraine's commitment to direct peaceful dialogue at highest level
•India has brought back nearly 16,000 of its nationals in 76 flights under mission "Operation Ganga" which was launched on 26 February
Russian invasion hits Ukraine’s booming surrogacy industry. What happens to birth mothers and their babies?
Fp Explainers •Ukraine is one of the world’s most popular surrogacy destinations. With the conflict raging, the fate of many surrogates and newborns hangs in the balance
Russia-Ukraine crisis: Ukraine International Airlines refute allegations of overcharging on flight tickets
•This comes after several stranded Indians who were scheduled to arrive in India from Ukraine, alleged that the airlines company was overcharging
Nothing funny about it: Braving Russian invasion, a president who was once a comedian
Fp Explainers •The Ukrainian President, once one of the most popular TV comedians in the country, couldn’t have imagined less than four years ago that his neighbour, the world’s third strongest country in power ranking, would come knocking down all the doors to the gates of the state capital, Kyiv.