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A Trip to the Dried-Up Kakhovka Reservoir - Fotos: Emile Ducke / OSTKREUZ / DER SPIEGEL; Fedir Petrov / DER SPIEGEL

A Trip to the Dried-Up Kakhovka Reservoir - Fotos: Emile Ducke / OSTKREUZ / DER SPIEGEL; Fedir Petrov / DER SPIEGEL

Russia's Scorched Earth Policy in Ukraine A Trip to the Dried-Up Kakhovka Reservoir

The Kakhovka Reservoir was once a vast body of water in the heart of Ukraine. In June, after the Russians apparently blew up the dam holding it back, the lake ran dry. We traveled along the Dnieper River to see how people's lives have changed. By Christian Esch

"Everyone Who Is Still in Russia Is Part of This War Machine" - Merve Terzi / DER SPIEGEL

"Everyone Who Is Still in Russia Is Part of This War Machine" - Merve Terzi / DER SPIEGEL

Garry Kasparov on the War in Ukraine "Everyone Who Is Still in Russia Is Part of This War Machine"

Former world chess champion Garry Kasparov believes that the regime of Russian President Vladimir Putin will collapse in spring. In an interview, talks about how dangerous Moscow continues to be and what lies ahead for a defeated Russia. Interview Conducted by Christian Esch und Susanne Koelbl

»Putin ist gescheitert« - Alexey Furman / Getty Images

»Putin ist gescheitert« - Alexey Furman / Getty Images

Yale-Wissenschaftler über Kriegsopfer, Moral und Propaganda »Putin ist gescheitert«

Russland tötet ukrainische Zivilisten, belagert und bombardiert Städte. Der deutsch-algerische Politikwissenschaftler Belabbes Benkredda sieht die Ukraine dennoch als möglichen Sieger – auch wenn die Menschen alles verlieren. Ein Interview von Susanne Koelbl

Die blutende Stadt - SERGEY BOBOK / AFP

Die blutende Stadt - SERGEY BOBOK / AFP

Heftige Angriffe auf Charkiw Die blutende Stadt

Die Stadt Charkiw wird immer heftiger von russischen Truppen beschossen, es gibt immer mehr Tote, Tausende fliehen. Ein Architekturfotograf harrt aus, er berichtet von den jüngsten Angriffswellen auf seinen Heimatort. Von Fiona Ehlers, Alexander Sarovic, Fritz Schaap und Lina Verschwele

Warum die Finanzsanktionen des Westens zu verpuffen drohen - MAKSIM BLINOV / Sputnik via AFP

Warum die Finanzsanktionen des Westens zu verpuffen drohen - MAKSIM BLINOV / Sputnik via AFP

Maßnahmen gegen Banken und Staatsanleihen Warum die Finanzsanktionen des Westens zu verpuffen drohen

Die Attacken auf Russlands Geldquellen sollen dem Kreml schaden. Doch Moskau hat vorerst genügend Ressourcen, um Löcher im Haushalt oder in Bankbilanzen zu stopfen. Sorgen bereitet allerdings ein hausgemachtes Problem. Von Tim Bartz

Eskalation im Donbass »Europa muss sich jetzt wehren«

Wer Wladimir Putins Rede gesehen und gehört hat, weiß, dass es ihm wirklich ernst ist. Und Russlands Aggression zielt auf weit mehr als auf die Ostukraine. Ein Videokommentar von Mathieu von Rohr

Tensions Rise in Crimea and Donbass as Russia Deploys Troops - Oksana Parafeniuk / DER SPIEGEL

Tensions Rise in Crimea and Donbass as Russia Deploys Troops - Oksana Parafeniuk / DER SPIEGEL

Clouds of War in Ukraine Tensions Rise in Crimea and Donbass as Russia Deploys Troops

President Vladimir Putin is deploying troops to the Ukrainian border. What is he planning? DER SPIEGEL visited both sides of the border to take a closer look at the rising tensions. By Christina Hebel und Walter Mayr

A Crude Heroine Nadiya Savchenko's Assault on Ukraine's Elite

After her release from a Russia prison, Ukrainian helicopter pilot Nadiya Savchenko was celebrated as a hero. Now, though, she is making powerful enemies with her coarse verbal attacks against the country's political elite. Von Christian Neef

A Crisis of Identity Where East Meets West - Yuri Kozyrev / DER SPIEGEL

A Crisis of Identity Where East Meets West - Yuri Kozyrev / DER SPIEGEL

The Crimea Complex A Crisis of Identity Where East Meets West

It's been two years since Russia annexed Crimea from Ukraine. Since then, President Vladimir Putin has been cheered for liberating the peninsula and scorned for usurping it -- depending on who you ask. But what do the Crimeans think? Von Erich Follath

Germany Considers Easing of Russia Sanctions - Pavel Golovkin / AP / dpa

Germany Considers Easing of Russia Sanctions - Pavel Golovkin / AP / dpa

Step-by-Step Rapprochement Germany Considers Easing of Russia Sanctions

Standing tough on Russia remains official policy, but Germany has begun working on the careful easing of sanctions imposed following Moscow's aggression in Ukraine. The US is opposed, but many in the EU could support the new approach. By SPIEGEL Staff

Polish Intellectuals Sound the Alarm on Russia - KACPER PEMPEL/ REUTERS

Polish Intellectuals Sound the Alarm on Russia - KACPER PEMPEL/ REUTERS

Stuck in the Middle Polish Intellectuals Sound the Alarm on Russia

Poland has long seen itself as stuck between the East and West, resulting in plenty of historical suffering. Russian aggression in Ukraine has many in the country fearing the worst. Leading Polish writers worry that the West isn't doing enough. Von Jurek Skrobala

'Crimea Will Remain a Source of Conflict' - ODD ANDERSEN/ AFP

'Crimea Will Remain a Source of Conflict' - ODD ANDERSEN/ AFP

German Foreign Minister 'Crimea Will Remain a Source of Conflict'

German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier warned recently that leaders should tone down their rhetoric on Russia. SPIEGEL asked him whether his comments were directed at Chancellor Merkel and how he believes the conflict with Russia might develop. Von Christiane Hoffmann

Eve of Election A Fractured Ukraine, United in Uncertainty

As the Ukrainian election approaches, citizens are both hopeful and skeptical about their country's future. But their biggest concern isn't the war in the east or Russian interference -- it's the country's need for a working state. Von Christian Neef

Undeclared War Putin's Covert Invasion of Eastern Ukraine

Moscow has continued to deny direct involvement in the fighting in eastern Ukraine. But evidence to the contrary continues to mount. NATO says up to 1,000 Russian soldiers have joined the fray and the pro-Russian separatists have made a remarkable turnaround. Von Benjamin Bidder, Moritz Gathmann, Christian Neef und Matthias Schepp

Russia's Soul What Crimea Says about Putin's Future

President Vladimir Putin made himself immensely popular among Russians by annexing the Crimean Peninsula. But with the situation in eastern Ukraine volatile, it remains unclear how the move will ultimately be judged. A trip through Crimea provides some answers. Von Matthias Schepp

Europe Toughens Stance against Putin - Remko De Waal/ dpa

Europe Toughens Stance against Putin - Remko De Waal/ dpa

The Wake-Up Call Europe Toughens Stance against Putin

It took the shooting down of a Boeing jet carrying almost 300 people before the EU agreed on the first true economic sanctions against Russia. The Americans want further action, but it is impossible to know if punitive measures can sway Vladimir Putin. Von SPIEGEL Staff

Opposition Sings Kremlin Tune on Ukraine - Sergei Grits/ AP/dpa

Opposition Sings Kremlin Tune on Ukraine - Sergei Grits/ AP/dpa

The Propaganda War Opposition Sings Kremlin Tune on Ukraine

The propaganda war in the Ukraine crisis has spawned a renewal Russian nationalism, with members of the opposition and the intellectual class suddenly praising President Putin. Many in Russia are accepting the Kremlin's official line uncritically. Von Christian Neef und Matthias Schepp

'We Will Shoot Back' All Eyes on Russia as Ukraine Begins Offensive in East

Many in the West believe that Russia is behind the separatist movement in eastern Ukraine. Kiev on Tuesday launched an offensive to retake control of the region, but the biggest question still looms: Will Russia invade? Von SPIEGEL Staff

Europe's Far Right Flirts with Moscow - Olivier Hoslet/ dpa

Europe's Far Right Flirts with Moscow - Olivier Hoslet/ dpa

'A Partner for Russia' Europe's Far Right Flirts with Moscow

Right-wing populists stand to gain seats in the approaching European Parliament elections -- which is good news for Moscow. Russia and the European right have been courting each other recently as mainstream Brussels has kept Moscow at arm's length. Von Charles Hawley

It's Time To Stop Romanticizing Russia - Yuri Kochetkov/ dpa

It's Time To Stop Romanticizing Russia - Yuri Kochetkov/ dpa

A Sober Look It's Time To Stop Romanticizing Russia

The view Germans have of Russia is skewed by romanticism and historical baggage. Without taking a sober look at Moscow, we will never find an adequate strategy for dealing with Vladimir Putin's conservative, anti-Western approach to power. Von Christian Neef

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