We speak to five young Nigerians about how they feel about February's election, the results and their hopes for the future

'Ukrainians are our friends, our relatives ... and I want them to know that Putin's regime, it's not Russian people at all. We are against it'

We spoke to Maria Romanenko and Alena Dalskaya-Latosiewicz from their cars as they tried to escape the conflict, as well as Romeo Kokriatski, who says he hopes to say in the capital Kyiv for as long as possible. 

'Science, empathy and humility': after almost two years of fighting a pandemic we hear from five doctors who have been on the Covid frontlines about their worst days, the lessons they have learned and why they still have hope

From challenging the concept of net zero to highlighting the difficulties faced by Indigenous communities, protesters explain why they have taken to the streets of Glasgow and what they hope to achieve

We spoke to six young climate activists about the impact the pandemic and social distancing have had on their strikes, and about what the future could hold for the movement 

We spoke to four people about the impact losing a loved one has had on them, and about their search for answers in a country with the worst death toll per capita of any of the world’s large economies

From struggling to breathe and move – to aches and fevers that never went away – there are thousands of people who say they are experiencing symptoms months after first contracting Covid-19. They are a community struggling to find answers, care and compensation. The Guardian spoke to five people suffering with long Covid

• Calls for compensation scheme for UK frontline workers with long Covid

As part of our Young, British and Black series, the Guardian has interviewed Eleanor Woolstencroft, 14, Mara Ival-Duncan, 19, Nyasha Katsande, 20, on their experiences and the work that they are doing to challenge racism in Britain 

As the protests become more forceful, with fires breaking out near the White House on Sunday evening, many have been calling for a return to peaceful demonstrations

Wuhan, the Chinese city identified as the origin of the coronavirus outbreak, has been on lockdown since 23 January. The Guardian spoke to residents, expats and tourists currently in the city about what it's like living in quarantine