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Europe Says Putin’s Gas Power Is Weakening In Germany and elsewhere, leaders are growing more confident that months of work to stockpile and line up alternate energy sources may help them blunt Russia’s weaponization of…

The Baltic States agree to bar land crossings by Russian tourists. Alarmed that their eastern borders with Russia and Belarus have become a popular channel for Russian tourists traveling to Europe while their country wag…

New fighting is reported in northeastern Ukraine after focus turned to the south. An attack in northeastern Ukraine this week suggests that Kyiv may be attempting to exploit the redeployment of Russian forces defending a…

How Will Ukraine Rebuild (and Who Should Pay)? Even as Russia’s war on Ukraine continues, Ukrainian allies are grappling with difficult questions about the country’s reconstruction. A report to Western donors, seen by Th…

Even as his invasion struggles, the Russian president insisted the war had raised Moscow’s stature. President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday argued that the West had failed in its “economic, financial and technological aggr…

Top U.N. officials say neither country should have a military presence at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant. At an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council on Tuesday, top officials called for an immediate agreement on…

Scholz announces a $65 billion relief package in Germany. The German government announced a $65 billion relief package on Sunday to help ease the burden on citizens facing soaring inflation and surging energy costs that…

‘Playing With Fire’: U.N. Team Calls for No-Fire Zone at Ukraine Nuclear Plant The United Nations’ nuclear watchdog on Tuesday called for a no-fire zone around an embattled Ukrainian nuclear generator, but like the plant…

Biden will not designate Russia a state sponsor of terrorism. President Biden will not designate Russia a state sponsor of terrorism, despite pleas from Ukraine’s government that he do so, because such an action could se…

Ukraine seeks a safe route for civilians wanting to flee the region of an embattled nuclear plant. Ukraine on Tuesday appealed to Moscow to allow safe passage for civilians seeking to leave the vicinity of the Zaporizhzh…

Russia is buying North Korean artillery, according to U.S. intelligence. Russia is buying millions of artillery shells and rockets from North Korea, according to newly declassified American intelligence, a sign that sanc…

The International Atomic Energy Agency will report its findings after its trip to Zaporizhzhia. After its recent inspection of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine, the UN’s nuclear watchdog agency will issue…

‘Nothing Has Really Changed’: In Moscow, the Fighting Is a World Away Russia’s army is now waging a slow-moving war that has left tens of thousands dead and contributed to global inflation and a surge in energy prices. D…

Zelensky says two towns in the south have been liberated. Ukrainian forces recaptured two communities in the country’s south, President Volodymyr Zelensky said Sunday, offering a rare commentary on its counteroffensive t…

Wary of Cold Days and Hot Tempers, Europe’s Leaders Vow Economic Relief European governments moved this weekend to soften the blow of soaring costs and a deepening energy crisis triggered by the war in Ukraine, and scram…

A 9-year-old boy is killed in a rocket attack in southern Ukraine. A 9-year-old boy was killed and at least 10 people were seriously injured on Saturday when Russian rockets hit a residential area in the southern Ukraini…

A Ukrainian nuclear plant has again been cut off from its main external power line after shelling, the U.N. says. Shelling once again threatened the safe operation of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, even as United…

Europe says it can weather the winter as Russia postpones resuming gas flow. European officials have expressed confidence that they can endure a winter with limited Russian energy, as Moscow postponed restarting the flow…

Stationing inspectors at the Zaporizhzhia plant marks a victory for the U.N. nuclear watchdog. As fighting raged in Ukraine this week near Europe’s biggest nuclear power plant, the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog agency…

The Biden administration asks Congress for $13.7 billion in additional aid for Ukraine, underscoring its resolve. The Biden administration on Friday asked Congress for $13.7 billion in additional aid for Ukraine, underli…

Gazprom says the gas pipeline connecting Russia to Germany will remain closed. Gazprom said on Friday that it would postpone restarting the flow of natural gas through a closely watched pipeline that connects Russia to G…

Against Fierce Resistance, Ukraine Makes Small Gains in the South The Ukrainian military pushed forward this week with a counteroffensive in the south, breaking through some frontline defenses to retake several small vil…

A price cap on Russian oil wins the backing of G7 ministers. The top economic officials of the world’s leading advanced economies agreed on Friday to forge ahead with a plan to form an international buyers’ cartel to cap…

A risky mission to assess the imperiled nuclear plant continues. Five remaining inspectors from a UN watchdog agency were to continue assessing the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in southern Ukraine on Friday, a day after ma…

Witness to the Massacre in Mariupol Survivors describe the destruction of the Donetsk Regional Academic Drama Theater in Mariupol — the single most lethal act of violence against Ukrainian civilians since Russia invaded.…

Zelensky says Russia prevented independent journalists from observing the I.A.E.A. mission. President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine hailed the arrival of United Nations inspectors at the occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Pla…

With war raging near the plant, what can the U.N. inspectors accomplish? Rafael Mariano Grossi, the director general of the International Atomic Energy Agency who led the team of inspectors, said the peril of the moment…

The U.N. mission heads toward a buffer zone between the two armies. Experts from the UN’s nuclear watchdog agency reached a Ukrainian checkpoint before a buffer zone between the Russian and Ukrainian armies on Thursday m…

Pencil, chalk and first-aid kits: Ukrainian children return to school in the midst of war. The bodies that littered the school playground in April are gone. The blood on the walls has been scrubbed clean and workers were…

A Frontline Shadow Economy: Ukrainian Units Swap Tanks and Artillery “Listen, here’s the thing, we have a needless tank, a T-72 a bit damaged. And we’d exchange it for something nice.” Ukrainian soldiers on the front lin…