Aleksander Palikot is a Ukraine Correspondent for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. He specializes in covering the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, providing in-depth reporting on the impact of the war on local communities, military developments, and the political and social challenges faced by the country. His articles shed light on the experiences of Ukrainians living in conflict zones and the efforts of various organizations to support them.
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Aleksander Palikot extensively covers evolving stories and breaking news related to the Ukrainian conflict, with a focus on culture & society and government & politics. Given his focus on ongoing developments in Ukraine, he may be interested in contributions that provide unique insights into the cultural and political aspects of the conflict.
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By: Aleksander Palikot
Russian forces didn’t capture Chasiv Yar in time to use it as a trophy at World War II Victory Day ceremonies, but the fate of the strategic Donbas city remains uncertain. Outmanned and outgunned, Ukrainian troops are struggling to thwart Russia’s offensive amid relentless air and artillery attacks.
By: Aleksander Palikot
With new bookstores blossoming and readership trends changing, readers and publishing industry insiders speak of a spike in demand for Ukrainian books. Some authors say the book boom is a response to Russia’s war on Ukraine and its culture.
Status: 09.07.2024 11:12 a.m. A lack of soldiers means that many Ukrainians stay at the front for months before they can rest for a few days.
By: Aleksander Palikot
Ten years after the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17, Russia’s war is raging across a wider swath of Ukraine, claiming new victims and further undermining international order. The fight for justice continues, but the pain of loss is “something one can never get over.”
By: Aleksander Palikot
Two months after a controversial military call-up law took effect, Ukrainian authorities say that conscription has speeded up. As Russia’s invasion persists, the state is walking a tightrope between discontent about the draft and the dire need to replace weary troops and continue fighting.
By: Aleksander Palikot
Many of the children at a “patriotic-nationalistic” summer camp in central Ukraine have relatives fighting against the Russian invasion. The boys and girls, aged 10-13, assemble rifles, learn first aid, and go through rituals steeped in symbolism.
By: Rostyslav Khotin, Aleksander Palikot
Religious freedom, the Russian invasion, and the U.S. election: All three are among the factors in disputes over a bill that would ban a major Ukrainian Orthodox church with long-standing ties to Moscow. Lawmakers in Kyiv may return to the issue next week after a summer recess.
By: Aleksander Palikot
KYIV -- Iryna was among dozens who gathered near a traffic junction to get a freshly cooked free meal on a recent afternoon.
By: Aleksander Palikot
Amid its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russia held another illegitimate election in occupied Crimea. The voting, which was denounced by Ukraine and not recognized by most countries of the world, will most likely solidify the local elites’ grip on power.
By: Aleksander Palikot, Mike Eckel
Ryan Routh, who was known as an active supporter of Ukraine’s military in its defense against Russia’s invasion, has been arrested in connection with what the FBI said was an attempted assassination against former President Donald Trump.
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