Matthew Bigg

War has changed everything for young people in Ukraine. This photo essay by Laetitia Vancon of the @nytimes explores how six young people in Kyiv are learning to survive and thrive. https://t.co/5eXcNaXyZ1

via ⁦@nytimes⁩ Here's a summary of events in Israel, Gaza and beyond since the October 7 attack. #Israel #Gaza https://t.co/qndt2SFsvo

via @NYTimes - What's it like to be young in Ukraine today? Exquisite #photos by Laetitia Vancon explore how six young people in #Kyiv are learning to survive and also thrive amid the war. #Ukraine #youth https://t.co/c8p04z45Y4

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Tension in a village outside Kyiv over the local priest reflects a wider push in Ukraine to reduce the influence of the Orthodox church body that answers to Moscow. Many thanks to ⁦@Metreveli_T⁩ for his deep insight and help on this topic. https://t.co/zAqOG8cgDQ

RT @Movistar_Team: Our champion. And many people’s. @AvVleuten completes her final @LeTourFemmes avec @GoZwift stage. Miek is 4th overall…

RT @LeTour: There isn't one quote we could pick out of this interview to do it justice. If there is one interview you watch today, make it…

via ⁦@nytimes⁩ Moscow, which has repeatedly complained that the U.N.-brokered agreement is one-sided in Ukraine’s favor, said it could return to the deal if its demands were met. #Ukraine https://t.co/S8Hzx2FJA8

RT @War_Mapper: New satellite imagery confirms that, in effect, the Kakhovka Reservoir no longer exists. Only the Dnipro River itself, a…

via ⁦@nytimes⁩ - A dam in Ukraine was designed to withstand almost any attack imaginable. The evidence suggests Russia blew it up from within. #Ukraine #environment https://t.co/uJI6R8VWRF

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Russia has repeatedly staged attacks on rescue efforts since the collapse of the Kakhovka dam on Tuesday, according to Ukrainian officials and aid groups. #ukrainecounteroffensive # Ukraine https://t.co/HWlfHrv1Wk

Ukrainian authorities and the country’s charities have a track record of handling crises, and their hard-won skills — sometimes absent in countries hit by disaster — can be seen in the response to the flood. #Ukraine https://t.co/1BB35uKtL6

A large pond next to the reservoir contains enough water to cool the nuclear plant’s reactors for “some months,” the IAEA said. “It is therefore vital that this cooling pond remains intact. Nothing must be done to undermine its integrity.” #Ukraine https://t.co/DJws6E3c4a

via ⁦@nytimes⁩ - Explosions hit southern #Ukraine as both sides brace for a counteroffensive. #Russia #UkraineRussia https://t.co/UPTucQxrnR