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How Bucha mass grave shaped war crimes and talks debate
Posted: | Politics
A look back at how the discovery of a mass grave in Bucha shaped the debate over war crimes and negotiations.
Mariupol convoy turned back as Zelensky prepared for UN
Posted: | World
A look back at 5 April 2022, when a humanitarian convoy failed to reach Mariupol and Ukraine's president readied an address to the UN Security Council.
Bucha's aftermath: how the West responded by 5 April 2022
Posted: | Security
A look back at the diplomatic, legal and economic reactions to reports from Bucha, while the humanitarian situation in Mariupol and the threat to Odesa persisted.
Zelenskyy tours Bucha burial site and says talks will continue
Posted: | Politics
A look back at the reaction to the discovery of a mass grave in Bucha, as the Ukrainian president visited the site and said talks would go on.
Bucha mass grave and calls for war crimes trials
Posted: | Politics
A retrospective on 4 April 2022, when images from Bucha prompted a US call for trials while Ukraine said peace talks would go on.
Two appeals that shaped the war's message
Posted: | World
On 3 April 2022, a video address to a music awards ceremony and a Finnish NATO timetable pointed to the wider reach of the war.
Bucha and the weight of 3 April 2022
Posted: | Opinion
As Kyiv region was cleared of Russian troops, evidence from Bucha reshaped the day's diplomacy and the message Ukraine carried abroad.
Bucha and the world's reaction, 3 April 2022
Posted: | Security
As Ukrainian forces retook ground around Kyiv, reports of civilian deaths in Bucha drew accusations of war crimes and calls for sanctions.
What Kyiv region's recapture revealed on 2 April 2022
Posted: | Security
As Russian troops left the area around the capital, Ukrainian forces and journalists reported evidence of war crimes, while fighting and repression continued elsewhere.
Finland's NATO question and Mariupol's corridor
Posted: | World
A look back at two developments reported around 2 April 2022, one on European security policy and one on humanitarian access.
What happened on 1 April 2022 in the war?
Posted: | World
A look back at the reports surrounding 1 April 2022, from a promised Mariupol corridor to strikes on fuel depots in western Ukraine.
What 1 April 2022 showed about the Kyiv front
Posted: | Security
As Russian forces left the Kyiv area, fighting and talks continued elsewhere, and the cost to civilians and journalists became clearer.
Mariupol corridor announced for 1 April 2022
Posted: | World
A look back at two reports from the final days of March 2022, one on a Mariupol humanitarian corridor and one on a Polish court ruling on Belarus border pushbacks.
Buses for Mariupol, withdrawal from Chernobyl
Posted: | Politics
On 31 March 2022, Ukraine's efforts to evacuate civilians from a besieged city ran alongside reports of Russian troops leaving the Chernobyl zone.
Chernobyl handed back as Mariupol convoy stalls
Posted: | Security
A retrospective on 31 March 2022, when Russian forces left the Chernobyl plant while a bus convoy bound for Mariupol was stopped near Berdyansk.
Russia cites France and Germany requests for Mariupol humanitarian corridor
Posted: | World
A look back at two separate reports from the end of March 2022: Russia's announcement on a humanitarian corridor and a Polish court's finding on border pushbacks.
Russian troops pull back from Chernobyl and Kyiv
Posted: | Security
On 30 March 2022, reports of Russian forces moving into Belarus coincided with a new round of peace talks and continued fighting in Mariupol and eastern Ukraine.
Russian-held Chernobyl plant: Ukraine's deputy prime minister demands pull-out
Posted: | Politics
A look back at the Ukrainian government's call for Russian troops to leave the Chernobyl zone, and at the grim claim about abducted mayors that preceded it.
Regional court in Hajnówka finds migrant pushbacks violated Polish law
Posted: | World
A look back at two reports from the days before 30 March 2022: strikes on oil facilities in western Ukraine and a Polish court ruling on the Belarus border.
What the war's politics looked like on 29 March 2022
Posted: | Politics
Reports from 27 and 28 March 2022 showed a conflict pressing on civilians and local officials while diplomatic appeals continued.
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