 | Stay or go: Parents face dilemma in Ukraine's KhersonChildren are a rare sight in Kherson. A few fly kites in play areas protected by sandbags or go out with their parents after dark when there are fewer air raids. |
 | One year since liberation, Ukraine's Kherson still under fireKherson had a pre-war population of almost 300,000. It was quickly seized by Russian forces in March 2022 and suffered an eight-month occupation before it was liberated last November 11. |
 | Gaza awaits humanitarian aid, as Israel tells troops to ‘be ready’ for ground invasionIn a fiery speech to Israeli infantry soldiers on the Gaza border Thursday, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant urged the forces to “get organized, be ready” for an order to move in. |
 | Russian strike kills 51 gathered for wake in east UkraineA spokeswoman for the regional assembly, quoted by Ukrainian media, said it was the single deadliest attack since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion on February 24, 2022. |
 | Ukraine says downed 29 Russian drones, missiles overnightIts statement said that the drones and missiles were shot down by forces responsible for the southern region of Mykolaiv and the central region of Dnipropetrovsk. |
 | US Congress didn't include funds for Ukraine in its spending bill. How will that affect the war?The gridlock comes as top Pentagon leaders prepare to meet next week with allies in Brussels where Ukraine is likely to be a hot topic. |
 | Ukraine says 26 of 38 Russian drones downed overnight"The launches of 38 Shahed-136/131 strike unmanned aerial vehicles from the southeastern direction were recorded," the air force said on the messaging platform Telegram. |
 | Russian involved in reburying soldiers killed in WW2 rues his country didn't learn 'right lesson from history'Dobrovolski described as "absolute nonsense" the comparison of Russia's invasion of Ukraine to the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany. |
 | Over $120 billion lost in 60 years: The corrosive grip of 'invasives' on India's biodiversityWhat is startling is the global economic cost of these invasive exceeds $423 billion annually, which is more than the global annual cost estimate for natural disasters. |
 | Upward of 20,000 Ukrainian amputees face trauma on a scale unseen since WWISome clearly remember the moment they were hit by anti-tank mines, aerial bombs, a missile, a shell. For others, the gaps in their memories loom large. |
 | Social evils cropped up in Indian society due to Islamic invasion: RSS leaderIn the medieval period, various kinds of restrictions were put on women and girls to protect them from invaders, senior Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh functionary Krishna Gopal said. |
 | It's joy mixed with sorrow as Ukrainian children go back to school in the midst of warThis atmosphere of joy mixed with sorrow sets the tone for the start of the new school year in Ukraine. |
 | Amid 'Russian threats,' Ukraine announces temporary Black Sea corridor for civilian shipsRussia allowed a UN-brokered Black Sea Grain Initiative to lapse in July, citing Western restrictions on its own exports. |
 | White House says Ukraine using US cluster munitions on battlefieldMoscow's forces still occupy swathes of southern and eastern Ukraine and over a month into Kyiv's long-anticipated counteroffensive, large parts of the front appear to be frozen. |
 | Ukraine says downed 20 Russian drones, two cruise missilesThe 20 Iran-made Shahed attack drones were destroyed "mainly in the Kyiv region", Ukraine's air force said in a separate statement on Telegram. |
 | One dead, at least four wounded in 'massive' overnight strike on Ukraine's KyivIran-made Shahed explosive drones had "entered the capital from different directions," it said, adding "about a dozen" had been downed in the city's airspace. |
 | Desperate Ukrainians take long and uncertain journey to escape Russian occupationThe constant shelling proved too much for those already struggling with homelessness and access to drinking water. Most did not have the money to rebuild. |
 | Ukrainian minister says he fears Russia has 'no red lines' to prevent attacks on nuclear plantUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy alleged last week, citing intelligence reports, that Russian troops placed “objects resembling explosives” atop several power units to “simulate” an attack. |
 | Zelenskyy hails Ukraine's soldiers from symbolic Black Sea island to mark 500 days of war“I want to thank — from here, from this place of victory — each of our soldiers for these 500 days,” Zelenskyy said. “Thank you to everyone who fights for Ukraine!” |
 | Wading through minefields of hurt feelingsIn the past, censorship was the business of the Church and the State, and was defined by the Bible and by Law. |
