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Ukraine war in photos: In Kharkiv, ‘normal’ may be a long way away

Firefighters clear rubble at a destroyed cultural center, used as a humanitarian aid center, hit by an airstrike on May 12, in Derhachi, near Kharkiv, Ukraine, on Wednesday.

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Ukraine war in photos: In Kharkiv, ‘normal’ may be a long way away

Grid’s daily curation of images from the war in Ukraine, taken by some of the world’s finest photojournalists.

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Why Kim Jong Un is ‘freaking out’: North Korea’s covid nightmare

The outbreak in North Korea will be devastating for the country; it may even threaten the regime.

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Ukraine endgames 2.0: Can either side ‘win’ this war?

Russian mistakes, Ukrainian resilience and NATO support have narrowed the options for how the conflict might end.

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Ukraine war in photos: Mariupol — after the surrender

Grid’s daily curation of images from the war in Ukraine, taken by some of the world’s finest photojournalists.

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The Ukraine War in data: Hundreds surrender in Mariupol

Week 12: Ukraine’s defense ministry reports that 264 Ukrainian soldiers, including more than 50 who are seriously wounded, at the Azovstal steel plant have surrendered to Russian forces.

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How China uses global media to spread its views — and misinformation

From covid to the war in Ukraine, China has ramped up its efforts to influence public opinion across the world.

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Ukraine war in photos: Farming in the middle of a war

Grid’s daily curation of images from the war in Ukraine, taken by some of the world’s finest photojournalists.

The Buffalo shooter’s inspiration came from France

The "Great Replacement Theory" is a global phenomenon.

Tom Nagorski, Global Editor, and Steve Reilly, Investigative Reporter

May 17, 2022

Farming on the front lines: How Ukraine’s farmers are dodging bombs to feed the world

It’s a $28 billion question for Ukraine and a crucial question for the rest of the world: Can Ukraine plant crops in the middle of a war?

Nikhil Kumar, Deputy Global Editor, and Kseniia Lisnycha, Freelance Reporter

May 17, 2022

Ukraine war in photos: In Kharkiv, a difficult ‘win’ for Ukrainians

Grid’s daily curation of images from the war in Ukraine, taken by some of the world’s finest photojournalists.

Tom Nagorski, Global Editor, and Jake Garcia, Associate Producer, Multimedia

May 16, 2022

Ukraine war in photos: Mothers and children — in search of safety

Grid’s daily curation of images from the war in Ukraine, taken by some of the world’s finest photojournalists.

Tom Nagorski, Global Editor, Jackie Padilla, Video Producer, and Jake Garcia, Associate Producer, Multimedia

May 13, 2022

Shanghai covid lockdown dilemma: Is it better to help your neighbors or let the government fail?

Hundreds of thousands in Shanghai have volunteered to ease a lockdown crisis. Not all are sure they’re doing the right thing.

Jianan Qian, Freelance Reporter

May 13, 2022

Ukraine war in photos: What 18 missiles can do

Grid’s daily curation of images from the war in Ukraine, taken by some of the world’s finest photojournalists.

Tom Nagorski, Global Editor, Jake Garcia, Associate Producer, Multimedia, and Jackie Padilla, Video Producer

May 12, 2022

Black Sea hoteliers face evicting Ukrainian refugees or the prospect of financial ruin: ‘Our breaking point’

The Bulgarian government has been providing financial aid to hotel owners hosting refugees at their resorts. But that program is about to end — just as the crucial summer tourist season begins.

Ashira Morris, Freelance Reporter

May 12, 2022