'We are open for business' - EU Ambassador to Kyiv recalls staff
Natalia Liubchenkova
In pictures: Ukraine's cultural landscape significantly damaged by war
Hundreds of Ukrainian cultural sites, from churches to museums, stand damaged by war. These photographs show the devastating toll on Ukraine's cultural heritage.
Rencontres d'Arles: Must-sees of Europe’s celebrated photography event
The highlights from one of Europe's most significant festivals dedicated to photography and visual arts, taking place in the south of France until 24 September.
Heatwaves through history: Vintage photos of scorching summers
These old photographs show how people found ways to cool off and stay hydrated during extreme weather event in the past.
Kherson residents speak about life under constant shelling
Since the end of last year, following the liberation of Kherson, southern Ukraine - the city and its suburbs are regularly shelled by Russian troops across the river. Kherson residents share their day-to-day lives lived under constant threat.
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Ukraine war: Life in Kherson under the threat of constant shelling
There's no peace yet in Kherson despite being liberated from Russian troops at the end of last year. The city now lives under the threat of regular shelling.
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2022 in pictures: celebrating life and love in the midst of the war
A selection of photographs from Ukraine by Euronews correspondent
2022 in pictures: Following the war in Ukraine
As the year nears its end, here is some of the outstanding work of photojournalists in Ukraine throughout 2022.
Cat ceramics bringing joy to children in Ukraine war zone
How restarting a pottery studio in Mykolaiv is helping to distract children from hardships in a war zone.
Mykolaiv zoo: Life in the warzone
The life in a war zone zoo supported by donations coming from around the globe
In pictures: Irpin's Peace Street residents prepare for winter
“It feels like the winter was just over and here the other one comes”, the usual life of Bucha and Irpin residents was over the moment Russia attacked Ukraine in the end of February. Today, trying to rebuild what was lost, they face many problems, yet looking forward to the future with hope.
Ukrainians speak about their life and hope near the frontline
The closer the Ukrainian soldiers are to Kherson, the greater the chances of more civilians staying alive - Mykolaiv residents share their views on the Ukrainian army advances.
"We have to leave again": Life in an Kyiv bomb shelter
Russian airstrikes targeting civilians and critical infrastructure across Ukraine this week have stolen the hope many people had to return to a relatively peaceful life.
Ukrainians views on Russia's attempt to annex new territories
We asked the residents of Mykolaiv, a city not far from the territories occupied by Russia and the frontline of the war, what they think about the recent referendums and the annexation of new territories of Ukraine.
'Tired of crying': Couple look to future despite missile-damaged home
Anastasia and Roman Akulenko left their Irpin home with two daughters running for their lives. Today they are back to Irpin and hold on to the hope of living in their home again one day.
Tears of relief and grief: photographs from liberated towns in Ukraine
A selection of photographs from the Ukrainian towns liberated from Russian occupation.
In pictures: The world pays tribute to Queen Elizabeth II
From Canada to Kenya and Europe to Australia, tributes have flooded in from around the world for Queen Elizabeth II.
Six months of war in Ukraine: 20 important stories in pictures
After six months of war in Ukraine here are some of the most significant stories of this war in pictures.
6 months of the war: refugees on information frontline
6 months away from home: learning to navigate the new reality and how to help Ukraine from afar. Ukrainian refugees tell what keeps them going.
The most striking images from this week's top stories
Here is our selection of the most striking photographs that hit the headlines this week.
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