War in Ukraine
latest articles
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Czech ammunition initiative to go on: government shifts stance after taking office
The Czech ammunition initiative for Ukraine will continue, despite earlier campaign promises to stop it, Prime Minister Andrej Babiš says.
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From Melitopol to Prague: Mykola’s Journey Through War, Displacement, and Hope
Mykola's story reflects the personal struggles of a young man forced to rebuild his life far from home, but also the resilience of Ukrainians scattered across Europe.
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Bell forged from Russian weapons used in Ukraine now sounds above Prague
Forged from weapons used by Russia in Ukraine, the “bell of freedom” now rings from the north tower of the Church of the Holy Saviour next to the Charles Bridge.
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Inside Ukraine: Meeting amputees, frontline soldiers, and the spirit of a nation
In October, I traveled to Ukraine to gauge Ukrainian morale and how they view western support amid another surge of populism and nativism on the continent.
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From fishnets to schools: How Czech NGO Koridor UA supports Ukraine’s communities
Through the work of the Czech NGO Koridor UA, we take a look at what everyday life is like in parts of Ukraine and what it means to help on the ground.
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Dutch send bell made of Russian missiles from Ukraine to Prague’s Old Town
On Tuesday, Dutch monarchs will christen a unique bell for the Church of the Most Holy Salvator, made using metal from Russian munitions used in the war against Ukraine.




