But a month later, Ukraine’s forces have not pulled back, and Russia has been either unable or unwilling to dislodge them.

By Haider Abbas The two-day, first ever visit of PM Narendra Modi to Ukraine, ended in just another damp squib, as if the ...

Ukraine’s top military commander defended Kyiv’s incursion into Russia’s Kursk region, claiming it deterred Russia from ...

An obscure Uzbek logistics company has turned into a major middleman for Russian art collectors seeking to burnish their ...

Pavel Baryshev, who was deputy minister for natural resources, is accused of using forged documents to snag a $223,000 ...

They have millions of followers online. They have been major players in right-wing political discourse since Donald Trump was ...

There was a time when the subject of nuclear weapons was so consequential to international peace that it could bring even the most intense adversaries into the same room. Increasingly, it feels that ...

This week's indictment of two Russian state media employees accused of paying a Tennessee company to create pro-Russian ...

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The troops stagger onto a dusty track, then onto their knees, hands placed on their heads. Seconds later, the Ukrainian drone footage shows, they lie motionless, dust trailing nearby.

Russian commentators are mocking allegations that Moscow is meddling again in the U.S. presidential election, while President ...