The New York Times

Bomb threats paralyze the Lithuanian government. The police suspect Russia is behind them. A flood of fake bomb threats briefly paralyzed the work of government ministries, courts and police stations in Lithuania on Tues…

Turkey agrees to support NATO membership for Finland and Sweden. A diplomatic dispute that had blocked Finland and Sweden from joining NATO was resolved on Tuesday, when the alliance’s secretary general announced that Tu…

A Ukrainian official who revealed details about life in Russian-controlled Kherson has been arrested, colleagues say. After Russian forces captured the southern city of Kherson, much of what the outside world knew about…

Russia strikes fresh civilian targets one day after attacking a shopping mall, killing eight civilians. As workers combed through the rubble of a shopping mall destroyed in a Russian missile strike on Monday, Moscow kept…

The G7 agrees to seek price caps on Russian oil, as allied diplomacy shifts to NATO. The United States and Group of 7 allies wrapped up two days of talks in Germany on Tuesday with an agreement to seek temporary caps on…

NATO says it will significantly increase troops assigned to its eastern flank. NATO is set to approve its biggest overhaul of its defenses since the Cold War, significantly increasing the number of troops assigned to def…

U.S. Urges New Tactic to Curb Putin’s War Machine and Lower Fuel Prices Four months into Russia’s invasion, unprecedented Western economic retaliation and military aid to Ukraine have not curbed Vladimir Putin’s ability…