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Leader of Pussy Riot Band Escapes Russia, With Help From Friends Maria V. Alyokhina first came to the attention of the Russian authorities — and the world — when her punk band and performance art group Pussy Riot staged…

More than 100 civilians remain trapped at the steel plant in Mariupol, a Ukrainian regional governor says. A Ukrainian governor said that more than 100 civilians remain trapped at the besieged Azovstal steel plant in Mar…

Ukraine’s economy is predicted to shrink 30 percent this year. Ukraine’s economy will shrink 30 percent this year, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development forecast on Tuesday, as the war is expected to have…

U.N. investigators say 300 civilians were killed unlawfully in areas north of Ukraine’s capital. United Nations investigators said on Tuesday that they had recorded the unlawful killing of 300 civilian adults and childre…

A deadly strike hits Odesa within hours of a top European official’s visit. As the night sky over Moscow was lit by fireworks to mark Victory Day on Monday, Russian forces fired seven missiles at the Black Sea port city…

Biden Speeds Up Military Aid to Ukraine, Drawing U.S. Deeper Into War WASHINGTON — When President Biden signed a modern-day Lend-Lease Act on Monday, 81 years after the original version helped lead the way into World War…