Nigeria’s citizens continue to be killed and displaced by violence between Boko Haram and the military.

Imams and social groups have begun providing services for Muslims in the UK to help put an end to domestic violence.

Thousands of Irish women travel to England each year as restrictive laws put them at mental and physical risk.

As figures show grieving families have vetoed organ donations by deceased loved ones, the UK adopts a new approach.

Despite predictions of slight economic growth, Ukrainians feeling the financial burden of war.

Blockade of Crimea stands firm as tensions rise and accusations fly against Right Sector troops stationed on border.

Power cuts, rising prices and job losses are a daily reality for Ukrainians living near the Crimea border.

Ukraine’s coal stores dwindle as Russia halts supplies in retaliation for Crimea blackout.

Two years since Euromaidan began, families of the victims still wait for answers.

Two years after the Euromaidan protests, an active civil society movement has taken root.