Ukraine
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Opinion: Ukraine shows us need for restraint and respect for law
A community of nations without warfare requires first the respect of its leaders for their own commitments to the rule of law and to the building of good…
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One night in the life of a Ukrainian mother
“Does it make sense to save your own life if you can’t save your children’s?”
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Verner to bring magic, support to Ukraine
Illusionist extraordinaire Tom Verner has traveled to Ukraine several times in recent years, performing magic shows in the war-torn country and neighboring Poland with the nonprofit Magicians Without…
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Editorial: Trump sells out Ukraine, a travesty of U.S. policy
In one of the weakest and most embarrassing displays of American capitulation, the Trump administration caved to Russia’s demands on all fronts. Moreover, Trump admitted to that America…
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Letter to the editor: False peace will not help the people of Ukraine
For three long years, we, Ukrainians, have been defending our land. The world, which once guaranteed us the inviolability of our borders, is now turning away and saying:…
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Letter to the editor: Protesting bad behavior is a civic duty
It is the civic and patriotic duty of Americans to call out their elected officials when they blatantly lie about our allies and then berate and attempt to…
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Letter to the editor: Trump’s toxic governance not welcome here
In a brazen history rewrite, President Trump declares Ukraine at fault for Russia’s invasion of their sovereign country, calling Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy a “dictator.” Last week, in…
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‘United for Ukraine’ showcases resilience through art
This fourth annual event celebrates the culture and resilience of the nation of Ukraine with music, poetry, film, and more. Featuring a parade of performances by the Middlebury…
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Editorial: Give Ukraine arms to win
Russia’s egregious bombing of civilian areas throughout Ukraine on Tuesday, in which more than 50 people were killed in a single strike on a military academy and nearby…
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MUHS grad takes journey from Ukrainian conflict to Yale University
Diana Herasim’s young life has surged like a comet, blazing a path from the rubble-strewn cities of war-torn Ukraine to the sprawling green farmland of a sedate Champlain…
