The New York Times

Hungary’s Viktor Orban declares state of emergency, citing the Ukraine war to expand his power. Fresh from an election victory last month, Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary has declared a “state of emergency” in the…

How Ukraine’s Greatest Novelist Is Fighting for His Country On Feb. 25, the day after Russian bombs began falling on his country, Andrey Kurkov, Ukraine’s most famous living writer, received a phone call at his home in c…

A doomed river crossing shows the perils of entrapment in the war’s east Out on the riverbank, the scene of mayhem unfolded under a baking spring sun: blown up tanks, the detritus of pontoon bridges, heaps of branches sh…

Putin fast-tracks Russian citizenship for residents of Ukrainian areas under Russian control. President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on Wednesday opening a fast track to obtain citizenship for Ukrainian residents of ar…

Russian shelling pummels an eastern Ukrainian town, where the mayor says escape is impossible. Russia’s intense bombardment has killed and wounded many people in the eastern Ukrainian town of Lyman, according to the mayo…

Turkey lists demands ahead of talks with Sweden and Finland on their NATO bids. Turkey made a series of security-related demands of Sweden on Tuesday, a day ahead of talks between Turkish officials and delegations from S…