Michael Polodosky is calling out Western companies that continue doing business with Russia.

Mitzi Perdue shares the story of Viktoriia Honcharuk, who is fighting for her country's right to exist.

Mitzi Perdue interviewed art curator Olena Speranska, who found a creative outlet to resist Russian occupation.

The Kyiv Post has “evolved from a modest expat newspaper into a global powerhouse,” writes Mitzi Perdue.

The organization emphasizes the value and importance of Ukraine's right to exist.

AFPC-USA's Mitzi Perdue reviews a film about the notorious massacre of Ukrainians by Russian forces.

Mitzi Perdue delves into how information warfare helps Russia carry out its aims in Ukraine.

Mitzi Perdue spoke with retired Brig. Gen. Mark Arnold about efforts to rethink Ukraine's approach to warfare.

AFPC-USA’s Mitzi Perdue spoke to Allison Magallon, whose son, Jericho, was killed in Bakhmut.

AFPC-USA's Mitzi Perdue describes how rape has upended the lives of Ukrainian women, destabilizing family units.

AFPC-USA's Mitzi Perdue continues her reportage on landmine clearance efforts in war-torn Ukraine.

There are quite a few tools at our disposal in the effort to combat Russian disinformation.

Several journalists have been killed and dozens more wounded in Ukraine.

Governments must allow journalists to cover the war and its consequences.

Without a guarantee of safety or freedom in reporting, journalists are getting creative.

There are multiple resources at journalists’ disposal.