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Europeans Debate Barring Russian Tourists Over the Invasion of Ukraine A proposal that the European Union ban visas for all Russian tourists because of the Ukraine invasion has set off a debate in the continent’s capital…

Reported Ukrainian attacks embarrass Moscow but haven’t led to territorial gains. A series of explosions rocked ammunition depots and other sites deep in Russian-held territory overnight into Friday, including in the str…

U.N. Chief Heads to Odesa, Facing Limits of Influence Over War in Ukraine António Guterres, the UN secretary general, is scheduled to arrive on Friday in Odesa, Ukraine, in the midst of a war that has underscored the lim…

Odesa Is Defiant. It’s Also Putin’s Ultimate Target. The Ukrainian city of Odesa is a grain port to the world, a scarred metropolis steeped in Jewish history and a city of fierce independence and stubborn inclusiveness.…

Ukraine and Russia Accuse Each Other of Plotting Attack on Nuclear Plant Russia and Ukraine have accused each other of preparing to stage an attack on the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, the largest in Europe, in the coming…

A home for the deaf is destroyed as Russia bombards Kharkiv. Russia unleashed a furious barrage of rocket attacks on the northeastern city of Kharkiv overnight Wednesday and Thursday morning, destroying a dormitory for t…

In Bucha, Burials Continue for Victims of Wartime Atrocities Now, nearly six months since the Russians abandoned their effort to seize Kyiv and left behind mass graves of slaughtered civilians in this Kyiv suburb, Bucha…

The U.N. secretary general visits Ukraine to discuss nuclear safety and grain exports. The UN Secretary General António Guterres will meet with the Ukrainian and Turkish presidents on Thursday to discuss a political solu…

In England, Ukrainian Recruits Are Training for Frontline Battles In a village in Kent, in southeast England, Ukrainian recruits have been waging mock battles directed by British commanders. The training village is desig…

Behind Enemy Lines, Ukrainians Tell Russians ‘You Are Never Safe’ Guerrilla fighters have taken a more prominent role in the war in Ukraine, rattling Russian forces. “The goal is to show the occupiers that they are not a…

Ukraine’s top commander says fighting at the front is ‘intense but fully controlled.’ Ukraine’s top commander has called the situation on the front lines “intense but fully controlled,” saying that Russian forces were tr…

As Russia falters in eastern and southern Ukraine, Kyiv eyes a threat from the north. As Russian forces fail to gain ground in eastern Ukraine and fortify defensive positions in the south, Ukrainian officials are warning…

A court in Russia fines one of the country’s biggest rock stars for criticizing the war. A Russian court on Tuesday fined a longtime rock star who had condemned the war during a concert in May and questioned whether the…

The first U.N. ship transporting Ukrainian grain to Africa has set sail. The first ship carrying grain from Ukraine to the Horn of Africa has departed, the World Food Program said Tuesday. The U.N.-chartered bulk carrier…

The operator of Ukraine’s nuclear plants says it faced an ambitious cyberattack. The Ukrainian energy agency responsible for the oversight and safe operation of the nation’s nuclear power plants said on Tuesday night tha…

To Escape the War, Ukraine’s Factories Are Moving West Ukraine is relocating industries from the war-torn east, reassembling them, piece by piece, in the relative safety of the west. The transplanted businesses have turn…

Ready to Party. But First Comes the Cleanup. As the DJ played, the crowd pushed wheelbarrows, shoveled debris and swept dust. In a bid to repair bombed-out buildings, and revive Ukraine’s once famous rave scene, young vo…

The blasts at an ammunition storage site are near a Russian military base in Crimea. Explosions rocked a Russian ammunition depot on the occupied Crimean Peninsula on Tuesday morning, delivering another embarrassing blow…

A blast hits an ammunition storage site near a Russian military base in Crimea. A huge explosion rocked a Russian ammunition depot on the occupied Crimean Peninsula on Tuesday morning, striking another embarrassing blow…

Six Weeks of ‘Hell’: Inside Russia’s Brutal Ukraine Detentions Hundreds of Ukrainian civilians, mainly men, have gone missing since the war began, detained in Russia or Russian-controlled areas of Ukraine. Those who have…

Shelling near a Ukrainian nuclear plant has hit the fire station it uses for emergencies, officials say. Shelling near a Russian-occupied nuclear power complex in southern Ukraine has hit the fire station tasked with ext…

Ukraine makes gains in Kherson, but Russia’s advantage holds. Out in the sunbaked fields along the Kherson Region’s western border, the Ukrainian fighters who would be called on to deliver the knockout blow in any succes…

Brittney Griner appeals her conviction on drug charges in Russia, her defense team says. The defense team for Brittney Griner, the American basketball star sentenced to prison in Russia on drug smuggling charges, said on…

‘They are shooting day and night’: Civilians flee the contested region around a nuclear power complex. Increasingly frequent explosions near a vast nuclear complex in southern Ukraine and the shelling of a nearby town wh…

Ukrainian military condemns as a ‘savage act’ Russia’s apparent plans to try Ukrainian soldiers. Ukrainian military leaders on Saturday sought to rally international condemnation of the expected Russian trials of Ukraini…

With New Weaponry, Ukraine Is Subtly Shifting Its War Strategy Despite suffering grievous losses over nearly six months of war, Russia still holds a distinct advantage over Ukraine in a head-to-head fight featuring bruta…

Europe joins the U.S. in calling for a demilitarized zone around a Ukrainian nuclear power plant. With recent shelling at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant complex in southern Ukraine reviving concerns of a nuclear ac…

Gerhard Schröder, Germany’s former leader, sues Parliament over perks that he lost because of ties to Russia. Gerhard Schröder, the former German chancellor, has filed a lawsuit against the country’s Parliament over its…