The New York Times

Far From Defeated, Putin Intends to Escalate War in Ukraine Austria’s chancellor visited President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia on Monday — the first Western leader to see him in person since the Ukraine invasion — and sa…

The New York Times documents a month of terror in Bucha. As the Russian advance on Kyiv stalled in the face of fierce resistance, civilians said, the enemy occupation of Bucha slid into a campaign of terror and revenge.…

Russian forces are setting the stage for a new offensive in Ukraine’s east. As Russian forces step up attacks on critical infrastructure in eastern Ukraine and wage a cataclysmic campaign to gain total control over the s…

Austria’s chancellor is set to meet in person with Putin, the first European leader since the war. Karl Nehammer, the Austrian chancellor, said he will meet with President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Monday, becoming the…

Here are the latest developments in the war in Ukraine. Ukrainian authorities are urging citizens in the separatist east to flee as the military battens down for a renewed assault by Russian forces to capture the region.…

Racing for safety, Ukrainians meet new perils. Russian forces attacked civilian areas in eastern Ukraine on Sunday as terrified residents joined an exodus of thousands of Ukrainians fleeing westward, heeding warnings tha…