War in Ukraine

Guides from Pace librarians on identifying fake news, and evaluating online information sources. There are also links to guides from other libraries on related topics.

As the situation surrounding the Russian invasion of Ukraine continues to unfold, it’s important for everyone to practice news-literate information habits. Understanding where to find credible information about the events in Ukraine and how to avoid being duped into sharing false and misleading information is vital.

Agence France-Presse is an international news agency headquartered in Paris, France. AFP is the third largest news agency in the world.

Breaking news on the war from the Associated Press, an independent, non-for-profit news cooperative headquartered in New York City.

The latest news on Ukraine from the BBC.

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Breaking news on the war from Reuters, the world's largest international multimedia news agency.

This is a collection of articles by leading experts with their latest analysis on the Russia-Ukraine crisis. Feature articles, opinion pieces, and links to pertinent resources have been collected here by the NATO Library staff here for easy access.

Weekly newsmagazine that features wide variety of U.S. and international news.