Denis has worked in the US Midwest driving a combine and truck for a couple of years, but he is from this small village in Ukraine. Listen to him describe what it's like to live under Russian occupation.

A huge explosion in Armenia, and increased tensions with Azerbaijan. Also, where is your real home?

My erstwhile field producer and cameraman Dennis Azato has accompanied me on ten years of adventures across the globe. Today he joins me in Ukraine and we spend some time remembering our many trips together.

Twenty-year-old Tatyana lives in Bucha, near Kyiv. When the Russians took over, they were unable to escape, so they stayed put and tried to stay under the radar. Then one day walking home from their grandmother's house, Tatyana's mother was gunned down in cold blood by a Russian sniper. Here's her story.

Visiting the site of a mass grave where Russians killed and dumped Ukrainian bodies.  Did the Ukrainians deserve this?

A recent Amnesty International report insinuates that Ukrainian troops are needlessly putting civilians at risk. Let's talk about that.

Could America be helping Ukraine for all the wrong reasons? I'm back in Kyiv to find out.

The protests and riots over the high cost of everything are running out of steam, and the reason might surprise you. The government of Panama is playing crafty.

CIA Director Bill Burns spoke last week at the Aspen Security Forum, here are some of his comments regarding the war in Ukraine.

Let's discuss what's happening in Panama and why I think blocking traffic is an effective, but unethical strategy.