Travelling on Ukrainian Trains
By Matthew Parish As the Editor-in-Chief of the Lviv Herald, it’s inevitably part of my role that I travel around Ukraine, mostly up and...
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Jan 283 min read
“What Will You Do if the War Ends Tomorrow?”
By David Elley "Red alert? Are you sure sir? We will have to change the bulb" This was the question Lesha posed as Lakewood and I helped...
Jan 284 min read
Saturday in the Bar with Lemkin
By Michael D. Reisman I meet Lemkin in front of 21 Zamarstynivska Street, his crash pad as a law student in the 1920s. Where he may have...
Jan 273 min read
The dark depths of despair in Kherson
By Matthew Parish I want to tell you what life is really like for the tens of thousands of civilians who are still living in the front...
Jan 253 min read
Signs of War - Lviv
by David Elley, "per ardua ad astra" Two Tuesdays ago, tired, struggling to carry my packs with two freshly dislocated fingers in my left...
Jan 252 min read
In the meadow, a red kalyna has bent low...
You can walk down almost any major city street in Lviv, and find symbols and trophies of defiance to the orcs at their Eastern door....
Jan 244 min read
An overnight stay in Kherson's luxury hotel accommodation
By Matthew Parish It’s probably fair to describe travel to liberated Kherson at this time as something of a hardship posting. At the time...
Jan 212 min read
Winning the War from the Rearguard
Tomorrow’s headline may not read: “John Doe from Australia single-handedly defeats the Russians!” –however, the air raid alert tonight...
Jan 204 min read
Life and death in Chernihiv
By Maryna Balamut Caught me early in my war hometown of Chernihiv. I won’t say what The war was unexpected for me. I knew there would be...
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