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© Oleksii Filippov

Since the large-scale invasion, the concentration of death and grief in Ukraine has become almost unbearable. This has also given rise to a new profession: the death doula. She helps people through their grief and to end their lives with dignity.
 

© Denys Kryvopyshyn

Behind the high brick walls of a former factory in Okhtyrka (Sumy Oblast), where Soviet industrialisation once roared, British and Ukrainian hip-hop can now be heard. Teenagers from this small town live out their street culture here, 50 kilometres from the Russian border.
 

© Kristina Thomas

In eastern Ukraine, Russian drone terror is hitting the civilian population with full force: the expanding grey zone, where drones target everyone, is blurring front lines and escape routes. This also puts evacuation teams, such as Roman and Eduard's, in mortal danger. JÁDU-reporter Kristina Thomas accompanied the two aid workers.
 

© Denis Vėjas

In western Lithuania, at the confluence of the Akmenė and Jūra rivers, a unique ecosystem has developed: the Pagramantis Regional Park. Over a hundred square kilometres of forest stretch across the municipalities of Tauragė and Šilalė. Here, as in many other parts of the country, tradition and innovation come together to shape a greener future. But this was not always the case.