The New York Times

Amid Hardening Western Resolve, Signs of Russia’s Stalling in Eastern Ukraine Western support of Ukraine hardened Friday as the European Union was poised to approve an embargo on Russian oil, amid fresh assessments that…

From Battered Mariupol Steel Plant, Videos of Desperate Pleas for Help The footage shows a child wearing a diaper crafted out of tape and plastic bags, asleep in a moldy room. An elderly woman with a bandaged head is see…

A Body Bag and a Sister in Denial The body of the dead man, burned, mutilated and barely recognizable, was taken from the refrigerator and laid on a metal gurney. Oksana Pokhodenko, 34, gasped, blinking. That was not her…

They Survived the Holocaust. Now, They Are Fleeing to Germany. Their earliest memories are of fleeing bombs or hearing whispers about massacres of other Jews, including their relatives. Sheltered by the Soviet Union, the…

Here are the latest developments in the war in Ukraine. Russia struck Kyiv after weeks of peace in Ukraine’s capital, showing that it would not relent in its assault on the country, as President Biden signaled a huge sho…

Russian forces still face logistical challenges in their offensive, a Pentagon official says. Russian forces are making “slow and uneven” progress in fierce fighting in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine, but are still…