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Neptune missile enters service as Tymoshenko battles COVID-19
Posted: | Opinion
A look back at two reports from 23 August 2020, as they stood on 25 August 2020: a new missile system and a prominent politician's illness.
Tymoshenko's COVID-19 diagnosis and a region on alert
Posted: | Politics
A look back at reports from around 24 August 2020, when Ukraine's political and scientific news mixed illness, loss and tighter regional borders.
Ukraine mourns Borys Paton as Hungary announces tougher border rules
Posted: | Politics
A look back at a day shaped by mourning for a leading Ukrainian scientist and a Hungarian border announcement.
What did Boris Paton's death and Lithuania's sanctions mean?
Posted: | Politics
A look back at two developments reported around 20 August 2020, one in Ukrainian science and one in Belarus's neighbourhood.
Belarus turmoil and regional reactions, 20 August 2020
Posted: | World
A look back at how Ukraine and its neighbours responded in the days before 20 August 2020 as Belarus's disputed election deepened a regional crisis.
Ukraine recalls ambassador from Minsk while Lithuanian MPs back sanctions
Posted: | Politics
A look back at a day of mourning in Ukraine and of regional diplomatic reaction to Belarus's disputed election.
Kyiv, Vilnius and Minsk: 19 August 2020 reviewed
Posted: | Politics
A look back at the regional diplomatic moves in the days before 19 August 2020, and the death of a leading Ukrainian scientist.
Lithuanian MPs back sanctions on Belarus over disputed vote
Posted: | Politics
A look back at 18 August 2020, when Lithuania moved on sanctions and Ukraine had just recalled its ambassador from Minsk.
Kyiv and Vilnius respond to Belarus election crisis
Posted: | Politics
A look back at how Ukraine and Lithuania reacted as Alexander Lukashenko defied critics after the contested Belarusian presidential election.
Why Kyiv recalled its ambassador from Minsk
Posted: | Politics
Ukraine's move on 17 August 2020 came as Belarus faced mass protests and appeals to Moscow.
What 15 August 2020 meant for the region
Posted: | Politics
A retrospective on a day of troop deployments, appeals to Moscow and a UN defeat for Washington.
Why the UN rejected extending Iran's arms embargo
Posted: | World
A look back at the Security Council vote of 14 August 2020, in which a US bid to extend the embargo indefinitely won the support of only one other member.
What did early August 2020 hold for Ukraine?
Posted: | Opinion
A look back at two reports from the final days of July 2020, as 2 August 2020 began.
Ukraine says separatists opened fire hours into new truce
Posted: | Security
A look back at the truce agreed on 26 July 2020 and the violation reported within hours of its start.
A ceasefire in Donbas that faltered within hours
Posted: | Opinion
A retrospective on the July 2020 truce in eastern Ukraine and the reported violations that followed it.
What did Ukraine learn by 27 July 2020?
Posted: | Politics
A look back at two stories that shaped Ukraine's news in the days before 27 July 2020: the Lutsk bus hostage crisis and the PS 752 black box findings.
What did the Lutsk hostage crisis leave behind?
Posted: | Politics
A look back at the bus siege in Lutsk and the flight recorder findings on Flight PS 752 reported in the days before 27 July 2020.
What the PS 752 black boxes revealed
Posted: | Politics
A French investigation agency's reading of the damaged recorders from the airliner downed near Tehran came days after Ukraine's Lutsk bus hostage crisis.
Roundup: judges suspected by NABU, a bus seized in Lutsk
Posted: | World
A look back at two reports from Ukraine in the days leading up to 23 July 2020: a hijacked bus in Lutsk and suspicions served on judges.
Kyiv administrative court judges face suspicion of seizing power
Posted: | Opinion
A look back at two developments reported on 17 July 2020, one on local government and one on the judiciary.
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