The New York Times

Companies Are Getting Out of Russia, Sometimes at a Cost On Monday, Starbucks announced it was closing its 130 stores in Russia and would halt shipment of any Starbucks products to the country. The coffee chain said it w…

Zelensky says Russian forces killed 87 people in an attack. President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine said on Monday that 87 people had been killed in an attack last week in the Chernihiv region north of the capital, Kyiv,…

American Heavy Artillery Enters the Fight in Ukraine Camouflaged in a heap of branches cut from nearby trees, the weapon that Ukraine hopes will make a critical difference in its war with Russia is all but invisible from…

A Russian diplomat resigns: ‘Never have I been so ashamed of my country.’ A diplomat in Russia’s mission to the United Nations in Geneva quit his post on Monday, expressing shame over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and des…

A Ukrainian court convicts a Russian soldier of war crimes and sentences him to life in prison. Three months after the beginning of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, judges in Kyiv on Monday handed down the first guilty verd…

The Polish president visits Kyiv and says Ukraine alone should determine its future. In a visit to Kyiv on Sunday, Poland’s president said that Ukraine alone should determine its future and that the international communi…

Russia Renews Assault on Key Eastern City as Advances by Both Sides Slow Ukrainian and Russian forces traded fresh blows on Sunday near Sievierodonetsk, military authorities and analysts said, as Moscow renewed its push…