Editorial Director, International Editions
Katya Soldak is the Editorial Director of International Editions. She specializes in regional interest and world news, with a focus on North America, arts and entertainment, and topics such as drone technology, the film industry, and the music business. Katya's work has been featured in NewsBreak, Forbes, MSN, and Yahoo News.
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Katya Soldak's focus is extensively on the Russia-Ukraine conflict, with an emphasis on evolving and breaking news. To effectively engage with her, consider providing updates or analysis related to the ongoing political situation between Russia and Ukraine. Sources should be well-versed in international relations, current events in Eastern Europe, and have a deep understanding of the complexities surrounding this geopolitical issue.
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Giles Dudley brought an immersive pop-up exhibition to the U.S., showing that wars are closer to us than we might think.
By: Katya Soldak
Dispatches from Ukraine. Day 1,553. Russia has issued the United States and other countries with diplomats in Kyiv, urging them to leave Ukraine or face what it called “systematic strikes” on the Ukrainian capital.
Dispatches from Ukraine. Day 1,572.
By: Katya Soldak
Amid relentless Russian air-raid alerts and recent missile strikes on Kyiv, the city bravely hosted the 23rd International Human Rights Documentary Film Festival, Docudays UA, from June 5-12. Despite safety protocols directing audiences to shelters during attacks, the festival showcased 82 films from 36 countries, including 33 Ukrainian productions, across three central venues. Many films explored themes of war, injustice, and abuse, with Ukrainian filmmakers particularly focused on documenting war crimes. "Green Light" won the international prize, while "Don't Ask Me If I Killed" received the DOCU/Ukraine Grand Prize for its raw portrayal of a soldier's experience. "Where Everything Disappears" earned the Audience Favorite. The festival underscored Ukraine's resilience and commitment to documenting the ongoing conflict and amplifying survivor voices, ensuring these horrific accounts are preserved.
By: Katya Soldak
Dispatches from Ukraine. Day 1577.
Dispatches from Ukraine. Day 1586. Ukraine Recovery Conference
By: Katya Soldak
Dispatches from Ukraine. Day 1590. Russian attacks Overnight on July 2, Russia attacked Ukraine with 74 missiles and 496 drones in
By: Katya Soldak
By Gergő Zsiborás, Editor-in-Chief of Forbes Hungary Hungary's public news channel M1 temporarily suspended its news broadcasts on Tuesday
Dispatches from Ukraine. Day 1595. NATO 2026 Summit. As leaders have gathered in Ankara for the 36th NATO summit on July 7th and
By: Katya Soldak
Dispatches from Ukraine. Day 1603. Government Shake-Up
