Author: Ian Edwards

PREOBRAZHENKA, Ukraine – The van crests a small hill, revealing a wide expanse of dark rolling fields scattered with modest farmhouses. Kate, the aid worker sitting next to me, points out the passenger side window to a low green ridgeline a few kilometers away. “The Russian positions are on the other side of those,” she...

NEW YORK – In Times Square, not far from the dark looming statue of Father Duffy and the red glowing steps of the TKTS ticket booth, a crowd of hundreds gathered on the evening of February 24. They were bathed in the artificial light of the electric screens covering the surrounding buildings. Standing in rows...