The New York Times

Ukraine Weighs a Risky Offensive to Break Out of a Stalemate For months Russian and Ukrainian soldiers have waged a brutal war across a 1,500-mile front line, inflicting casualties, fighting to the point of exhaustion an…

With Military Attacks and Mockery, Ukraine Pokes the Russian Bear In ways big and small, Ukraine’s leadership is goading its much more powerful antagonist, driven by deep anger at Russia, a newfound confidence after batt…

Zelensky is under pressure over when and how to launch a long-anticipated counteroffensive. As the bloody artillery battle in Ukraine’s east settles into a stalemate, the war appears now to be a waiting game for a long-p…

Russia and Ukraine brace for a war of attrition. President Vladimir Putin’s decision this week to expand the size of his military offered further evidence for a conviction taking hold in both Russia and Ukraine: The two…

The Zaporizhzhia plant remains disconnected from the national power grid, leaving people without power. With Ukraine’s largest nuclear power plant still disconnected from the national power grid on Friday morning, there…

The U.S. State Department and Yale identify 21 detention sites in Russian-controlled territory. The U.S. State Department and Yale University researchers said Thursday that they had identified at least 21 sites in the Do…