Ukraine and its neighbours, explained

Advertisement

Home › Archive › 2026 › January 2026

Archive: January 2026

28 articles

What did the 29 January body swap show?

Posted: | Security

A retrospective on the exchange of remains, an EU money-laundering listing and overnight strikes in the days around 30 January 2026.

Read more »

What happened on 29 January 2026 in the war

Posted: | Security

A large exchange of bodies and a new EU money-laundering listing marked the day, following deadly strikes on Ukraine earlier that week.

Read more »

Body swap and sanctions mark 29 January 2026

Posted: | Security

A repatriation of remains and an EU money-laundering listing came amid continuing Russian strikes on Ukrainian regions.

Read more »

What happened in Balashikha and the Mediterranean?

Posted: | World

A look back at two reports from Russia's orbit that reached international readers around 28 January 2026.

Read more »

Overnight Russian strikes hit three Ukrainian regions

Posted: | Security

A retrospective on the strikes reported on Kyiv, Dnipropetrovsk and Odesa oblasts, which followed an attack on a passenger train a day earlier.

Read more »

Two Russia-linked incidents before 28 January 2026

Posted: | World

A fatal hostel fire near Moscow and a French naval seizure of a sanctioned tanker marked the days leading up to 28 January 2026.

Read more »

What did 27 January 2026 show about the war?

Posted: | Opinion

A retrospective on a day of a deadly drone strike on a train in Kharkiv Oblast, alongside a sanctions case in France and a fatal fire in Russia.

Read more »

Drone strike on train and tanker seizure

Posted: | Security

On 27 January 2026, a deadly attack on a passenger train in Kharkiv Oblast came as France pursued a sanctions case over Russian oil.

Read more »

What the Kharkiv train strike and tanker stop showed

Posted: | Security

A look back at two security developments reported around 27 January 2026, one on Ukraine's railways and one in the Mediterranean.

Read more »

What did 27 January 2026 show about Russia's margins?

Posted: | World

A fatal hostel fire near Moscow and a tanker seizure in the Mediterranean marked the days around 27 January 2026.

Read more »

What the January strikes showed before 23 January

Posted: | Security

A look back at Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities in the days before 23 January 2026.

Read more »

What the January 2026 strikes showed about Ukraine's cities

Posted: | Security

A look back at the Russian attacks reported across Ukraine in the days before 22 January 2026.

Read more »

What the January strikes on Ukrainian cities showed

Posted: | Security

A look back at the Russian attacks on Kharkiv and other Ukrainian cities reported in the days before 20 January 2026.

Read more »

What the January 2026 drone exchanges showed

Posted: | Opinion

A look back at overnight drone strikes on both sides of the border reported in the days before 17 January 2026.

Read more »

What the drone war looked like on 11 January

Posted: | Security

A look back at overnight strikes on both sides of the border, in the days before 16 January 2026.

Read more »

What the overnight drone attacks of January 2026 showed

Posted: | Security

A look back at reported casualties on both sides of the border after overnight drone strikes.

Read more »

What the overnight drone strikes of January 2026 showed

Posted: | Opinion

Reports from the night before 12 January 2026 pointed to civilian harm on both sides of the front line.

Read more »

What the weekend drone exchanges showed on 12 January

Posted: | Opinion

A look back at the overnight drone strikes reported in Ukraine and Russia just before 12 January 2026.

Read more »

What did two ministers' resignations signal in Kyiv?

Posted: | Politics

A look back at 9 January 2026, when the defence minister and the digital transformation minister stepped down, days after a new economic adviser was named.

Read more »

What did 9 January 2026 bring for Ukraine's security?

Posted: | Security

A review of the day of strikes on Kyiv and Lviv, and of two ministerial resignations announced the same day.

Read more »

« Previous | Page 1 of 2 | Next »