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Just Security Organizes Russia-Ukraine War Coverage in a Searchable Archive

Just Security says its coverage has topped 300 articles since late 2021, and many pieces are available in Ukrainian translation.

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A researcher browses a digital archive inside a New York City law library. / EconoTimes.ai
A researcher browses a digital archive inside a New York City law library. / EconoTimes.ai

Just Security has organized its Russia-Ukraine war reporting into a searchable archive, giving readers a subject-based guide to coverage the publication says has grown to more than 300 articles since late 2021.

A page dated Nov. 11 and written by Clara Apt and Tess Graham groups articles under topics including diplomacy, sanctions and economic consequences, military aid, humanitarian aid and operations, and international law. Just Security says many articles are available in Ukrainian translation.

Readers can expand topic groups and use a browser’s text-search function to find headlines and authors. A separate Just Security page lists the publication’s Russia-Ukraine articles in reverse chronological order. Just Security says it will add later articles to the collection.

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