Siobhán O'Grady

• Europe

Ukraine is still seeking ways big and small to choke off foreign funding to Russia — in part by shaming companies that continue to work in the country.

• Europe

The mood in the capital felt more subdued than celebratory, as soldiers and civilians reflected on the violence and loss since Russia invaded.

• Europe

Authorities say they can no longer guarantee the safety of those who stay in Kupyansk amid Russian shelling. Some 2,000 residents have signed releases saying they won’t hold officials responsible.

• Middle East

For survivors of the Rabaa al-Adawiya Square crackdown, it doesn’t feel like a decade has passed. Their lives — and their country — have never been the same.

• Europe

Nearly 18 months after Russia's invasion engulfed Ukrainians in a brutal war, the national narrative of unity and perseverance is beginning to fray.

• Europe

Ukraine's state security service said it had detained a woman who was trying to track the president's movements during a visit to the southern regions of Mykolaiv and Odessa in late July.

• Middle East

Egypt announced presidential pardons for two political prisoners on Wednesday, including one who had been sentenced on Tuesday.

• Europe

The story of how as many as 750 migrants came to board a fishing trawler and end up in one of the Mediterranean’s deadliest shipwrecks off the coast of Greece.

• Middle East

Young chefs in Cairo are trying to reinvent the local food culture and expand the Egyptian palate, in part by bringing high-end cooking into customers’ homes.