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Russia’s main independent TV network gets relaunched in Europe. TV Rain, Russia’s youthful independent news network, returned to screens on Monday, more than four months after it stopped operating in Moscow, shortly afte…

U.S. aid chief criticizes China’s ‘absence’ in a food crisis stoked by Russia’s invasion. Nations that have refused to condemn Russia’s invasion of Ukraine risk accelerating a global food crisis, the United States intern…

Reunited in Bucha, a Ukrainian Family Comes to Terms With War’s Traumas Yehor Stanislavchuk, 28, led his family on a tour of Bucha, the Kyiv suburb now synonymous with Russian savagery. Here was the basement where he had…

Zelensky’s decision to replace two top officials spotlights a shadow war over security networks. The decision by President Volodymyr Zelensky to replace his head of domestic intelligence and another top official has cast…

‘It’s tense’: Under constant fire, Ukrainian soldiers dismiss any suggestion that they cede land. Ukrainian soldiers serving on the front lines in the eastern Donetsk region say they are determined to try to hold every i…

Russia hits Mykolaiv with another ‘massive’ attack, officials say. At least 10 Russian missiles rained down on Mykolaiv on Sunday, according to Ukrainian officials, in the second significant attack on the southern port c…

Zelensky fires his prosecutor general and intelligence chief, the top two law enforcement officials. President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine fired his country’s prosecutor general and the leader of its domestic intellige…

A series of deadly strikes on civilian targets across Ukraine leaves officials urging people to heed air raid sirens. More than four months into Russia’s invasion, the wail of air raid sirens warning of an incoming strik…

Russia’s defense minister calls on troops to step up military action. Russia’s defense minister, Sergei K. Shoigu, directed his country’s troops to “further intensify” military action across Ukraine, his ministry said on…

The rash of fighting in Donetsk Province counters the notion of a military ‘pause.’ Military analysts have said for days that Russian forces have “paused” their offensive operations in the Donbas region of eastern Ukrain…

Moscow Signals a Shift to a More Aggressive Phase of Ukraine War In an indication that Russian forces were ending what they called an operational pause in their invasion of Ukraine, the defense minister of Russia, Sergei…

Putin Aims to Shape a New Generation of Supporters, Through Schools Starting in first grade, students across Russia will soon sit through weekly classes featuring war movies and virtual tours through Crimea. They will be…

G20 finance ministers fail to reach an agreement to cap the price of Russian oil. Finance ministers from the Group of 20 industrialized nations ended their meeting in Indonesia on Saturday without an agreement on a U.S.…

Brittney Griner’s lawyers say she had a prescription for the drug she mistakenly carried into Russia. Brittney Griner’s lawyers argued on Friday that the American basketball star had a medical prescription for the drug t…

The girl was happily pushing a stroller. Soon after, she was dead. Iryna Dmytriyeva posted a video early Thursday of her 4-year-old daughter, Liza, wearing green sneakers and happily pushing a pink stroller, as they walk…

Russia hammers Mykolaiv again, hitting two universities in the southern city. At least 10 Russian missiles slammed into Mykolaiv, local officials said on Friday, hitting two universities, a hotel and a mall in the center…

Gaps in Arms Supplies to Ukraine Point to Countries’ Divergent Strategies There is a significant disparity between the flood of arms supplied to Ukraine by Britain, Poland and the U.S., and what the rest of Europe is pro…

Strikes on Civilians Deep in Ukraine Show Russia’s Lethal Reach A volley of missiles hit a shopping center, a dance studio and a wedding hall in central Ukraine on Thursday, killing at least 23 people and setting off a f…

Witnesses testify in Brittney Griner’s defense as her drug trial continues in Russia. Witnesses for the defense praised Brittney Griner’s athletic prowess and character on Thursday in a courtroom outside Moscow, where th…

A strike on the Ukrainian city of Vinnytsia kills at least 20 people, officials say. Russian rockets hit an office building in a city in central Ukraine on Thursday morning, killing at least 20 people, officials said, in…

Brittney Griner heads back to court, caught up in a war far away from home. The trial of Brittney Griner, the U.S. basketball star who has spent more than 140 days in custody in Russia, resumes Thursday at a court outsid…

The U.S. accuses Russia of war crimes. Russian authorities have “interrogated, detained, and forcibly deported” between 900,000 and 1.6 million Ukrainian citizens, including 260,000 children, from their homes into Russia…

Pope Francis says he will meet the head of the Russian Orthodox Church in September. Pope Francis plans to meet with the head of the Russian Orthodox Church, Patriarch Kirill I, in September, the pontiff said in an inter…

A Russian opposition politician is facing possible jail time over his criticism of the war. A Moscow court ordered Ilya Yashin, a prominent Russian opposition politician, to be kept in custody for two months after he was…

Ukraine uses weapons from the West to strike deep within Russian-controlled areas. American-supplied HIMARS, which began arriving in Ukraine earlier this summer, are proving effective at targeting Russian military bases…

A U.N. survey finds that some Ukrainian refugees are already planning their return. Most of the Ukrainians who have fled Russia’s invasion want to return home after the conflict subsides, but a small number are already p…

Reconstruction is far down the road for a devastated Ukrainian town, and much of the country. Officials are facing a difficult question as President Vladimir Putin of Russia warns that its military campaign in Ukraine ha…

Mission Impossible? Officials Wrangle to Free Ukraine’s Grains Russian and Ukrainian negotiators are set to meet in Istanbul on Wednesday, in the increasingly desperate effort to release huge amounts of grain from Ukrain…

The European Space Agency cuts ties with Russia on its Mars mission. The European Space Agency is formally ending its partnership with Russia on a rover mission to explore the surface of Mars, the agency’s chief said on…