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Access to the Vistula Bay by ship without having to pass through Russian territorial waters is now possible with the completion of the Vistula spit canal, a flagship project of the Polish government. Many poles are proud of the feat of engineering while others are concerned about the environmental consequences.

Poland: The Vistula Spit Canal

On 25 September, Italians go to the polls for an early election as the Mario Draghi government fell apart. Why does Italy have such unstable governments and what will the outcome of this latest election be?

Italy: European Champion of Instability?

Darya's circus was on tour in Kharkiv when the war broke out, leaving the performers and animals stranded in a war zone. After weeks in shelters, the troupe managed to flee to Dnipro, and now the circus performs in the subway. A report by our Ukrainian colleagues Olga Pavlovska and Oleksandre Koulich for TSN 1+1.

Dispatches From Ukraine: Local Journalists Report

Darya's circus was on tour in Kharkiv when the war broke out, leaving the performers and animals stranded.

Darya's Underground Circus

Several Russian missiles devastated the city centre of Vinnytsia on 14 July - despite being far from the front. 24 people were killed and about 100 injured. All the victims were civilians. Ukrainian journalists from TSN 1+1 Valerii Kuznetsov and Mykola Nazarenko visited this city, still mourning its dead.

Remembering the Victims of Vinnytsia

Several Russian missiles devastated the city centre of Vinnytsia on 14 July - despite being far from the front.

Dispatches from Ukraine: Local Journalists Report

Natalia and her daughter were injured in a Russian attack on Ukraine's Kramatorsk railway station in April. Her legs had to be amputated. In a report by TSN 1+1, Ukrainian reporters Natalka Voloshanska and Orest Maikut met the two at the hospital in Lviv, where they had been evacuated. Mother and daughter must both learn to walk again, with prosthetic limbs.

Mother and Daughter Bomb Survivors

Natalia and her daughter were injured in a Russian attack on Ukraine's Kramatorsk railway station in April.

A hundred years ago, the Ukrainians of Kholodny Yar fought against the former territory of Moscow. The soldiers were called Cossacks, their commanders were Atamans. The forces were unequal but the exploits of Kholodny Yar became legend. Their songs echo the war of today. A report by Ukrainian journalists Natalia Nahorna, Ihor Siry and Iryna Krylenko for TSN 1+1.

The Heritage of the Cassocks

A hundred years ago, the Ukrainians of Kholodny Yar fought against the former territory of Moscow.

In 2014, Kharkiv orphanages were sent many children from the Donbas. When Russian troops started bombing the city, the children were again transferred to a centre, this time in a remote mountain area. These moves have consequences on their mental health. A report by Ukrainian journalist Alla Pasmanduche for TSN 1+1.

Theatre for the Displaced Children of Kharkiv

Children from Kharkiv were taken to a children's home in the mountains to protect them from Russian attacks.

In this village near Kherson, a Russian-occupied city in southern Ukraine, the war seems to have spared nothing. As fighting continues in the region, Ukrainian journalists Nataliya Nagornaya, Igor Siryi and Serhii Semenyuk went there for TSN 1+1

Near Kherson: A Village Devastated by War

Every week, a Ukrainian journalist gives their personal experience of the war. Journalist Anastassia Gorpinchenko lives in Kiev. She has just returned from a trip to the Donbass, close to the front line. There, the evacuation of civilians continues as best it can.

My Week of War (14th July)

It is a warming dish that many Russians love. Borscht, a popular vegetable soup in Ukraine, has been included on the list of intangible cultural assets to be urgently protected by UNESCO. A gastronomic report by Ukrainian journalists Olena Matsutska and Daniel Kosakovskiy for TSN 1+1.

Ukrainian Bortsch, UNESCO Heritage

Borscht, a popular vegetable soup in Ukraine, is on the list of endangered UNESCO intangible cultural assets.

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Poland: The Vistula Spit Canal

Italy: European Champion of Instability?

Darya's Underground Circus

Dispatches From Ukraine: Local Journalists Report

Dispatches from Ukraine: Local Journalists Report

Remembering the Victims of Vinnytsia

Dispatches From Ukraine: Local Journalists Report

Mother and Daughter Bomb Survivors

Dispatches From Ukraine: Local Journalists Report

The Heritage of the Cassocks

Dispatches From Ukraine: Local Journalists Report

Theatre for the Displaced Children of Kharkiv

Dispatches From Ukraine: Local Journalists Report

Near Kherson: A Village Devastated by War

Dispatches From Ukraine: Local Journalists Report

My Week of War (14th July)

Dispatches From Ukraine: Local Journalists Report

Ukrainian Bortsch, UNESCO Heritage

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Poland: The Vistula Spit Canal

Italy: European Champion of Instability?

Darya's Underground Circus

Dispatches From Ukraine: Local Journalists Report

Dispatches from Ukraine: Local Journalists Report

Remembering the Victims of Vinnytsia

Dispatches From Ukraine: Local Journalists Report

Mother and Daughter Bomb Survivors

Dispatches From Ukraine: Local Journalists Report

The Heritage of the Cassocks

Dispatches From Ukraine: Local Journalists Report

Theatre for the Displaced Children of Kharkiv

Dispatches From Ukraine: Local Journalists Report

Near Kherson: A Village Devastated by War

Dispatches From Ukraine: Local Journalists Report

My Week of War (14th July)

Dispatches From Ukraine: Local Journalists Report

Ukrainian Bortsch, UNESCO Heritage

Politics and society
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