How Nail Salons Lift Morale in Ukraine
In Ukraine, even a visit for a manicure, which often involves navigating power outages and air-raid sirens, can turn into an act of defiance.
Aftermath of Military Academy Strike Drains Ukraine’s Seasoned Rescuers
The rescue was interrupted by 13 air-raid alerts on Tuesday and Wednesday, as Russia sent jets into the air that threatened to fire missiles; the activity triggers alerts even if…
Russia Pounds Wide Swath of Ukraine, and F.T.C. Fights Grocery Merger
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US & NATO Allies Are Considering Taking Over State-Owned Argentine Arms Manufacturer to Bolster Munitions for Ukraine | naked capitalism
Desperate Times, Desperate Measures By now NC readers are well versed on the largely self-inflicted problems the US and its NATO vassals are having keeping weapons and munitions flowing into…
War Is Draining Ukraine’s Male-Dominated Work Force. Enter the Women.
On a recent morning in eastern Ukraine, Karina Yatsina, a mine worker, was busy operating a conveyor belt in a dim, 1,200-foot-deep tunnel. Lights flickered at the end of the…
Trump Tries to Retake the Spotlight, and Ukraine Pushes Into Russia
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War Shatters Dating Scene for Women in Ukraine
For the past two and a half years, Kateryna Bairachna has wanted to meet someone special. But war always gets in the way. Ms. Bairachna met a soldier, but then…
Heat Wave in Ukraine Further Strains Its Electricity Grid
To prevent a collapse of the electricity system, crippled by months of Russian attacks, the authorities have imposed rolling blackouts. Experts say it’s a harbinger of what’s to come this…
Dysfunction Sidelines Ukraine’s Parliament as Governing Force
With the president’s party split, the government relies on formerly pro-Russian lawmakers to help it pass legislation and, the opposition says, minimize scrutiny.
Ukraine Looms Over NATO Summit, and Biden Is Defiant on Running
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