Tracks East shows how work by Ukrainian artists has changed as a result of the war.

Social media is a powerful tool for propaganda. Tracks East investigates in the USA, Russia and China.

Tracks East meets artists and activists to gauge public sentiment inside Russia.

Trump's return to the White House raised hopes for an end to the war in Ukraine. But a deal between the USA and Russia looks risky.

Does make-up and masks transform us into the best version of ourselves?

A clandestine visit to explore Jeffrey Epstein’s private jet under the cover of darkness… A video by French urbex youtuber, Max von Croft.

Built in 1896 as a variety theatre, the Uránia National Film Theatre remains an architectural landmark of Budapest to this day. 

Tracks followed some of the main protagonists of the Korean underground scene as they came to France's Nuit Sonores electronic festival.

Drone strikes, power cuts and freezing temperatures are the order of the day in Ukraine as the war enters its fifth year. 

11-year-old Roman Oleksiv stunned the world with his speech at the European Parliament.

What is life like in a dictatorship that seems to never end? Tracks East talks to Belarusians inside the country and in exile.

From London to Amsterdam, the Eastern Margins collective is raising the temperature in the Asian alternative scene.

It is thought around 20,000 Ukrainian children living in the occupied regions have been taken to Russia. 

Foreigners are still travelling to St Petersburg and Moscow for tourism and personal business, in spite of sanctions.

 Tracks East meets Ukrainians playing football when their fellow citizens are risking their lives at the front.

NGOs criticise the widespread use of facial recognition cameras and call for clear regulations.

How is the world of arts and entertainment reacting to Trump’s second term?

In Belgium, an illustrator discovered her work being reproduced illegally on items sold on Temu.

In October 2024 an extraordinary discovery was made in the South Pacific: The largest coral ever found on earth. 

A few months before the parliamentary elections in Hungary, Viktor Orbán's government is toughening its stance against Ukraine.