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For Ukraine’s Animals, a Home Is Getting Harder to Find Bonie the dog has a steel rod in his back after his spine was broken during shelling in Ukraine. He is learning to walk again. But Ukrainian shelters say they are s…

The leader of Belarus, a Kremlin ally, arrives in China. President Aleksandr Lukashenko of Belarus arrived in Beijing on Tuesday for a three-day visit in which China’s top leader, Xi Jinping, is expected to meet with him…

Zelensky says the situation in Bakhmut is ‘getting more and more difficult.’ President Volodymyr Zelensky has issued a stark warning about the battle for the eastern city of Bakhmut, saying in an overnight speech that Ru…

A U.S. diplomatic push arrives in the heart of the former Soviet sphere. The Biden administration took its push to isolate Russia into the heart of the former Soviet sphere of influence on Tuesday, with the top U.S. dipl…

Scrounging for Tanks for Ukraine, Europe’s Armies Come Up Short Nearly a month after Berlin gave European allies permission to send German-made tanks to Ukraine, the flow of tanks so many leaders vowed would follow seems…

Biden Deploys High-Powered Aides, Plus More Aid, to Bolster Ukraine A week after President Biden traveled to Ukraine to pledge American support in the fight to repel Russia, he has dispatched two senior cabinet members t…

Arriving amid air raid sirens, Yellen pledges to ‘stand with Ukraine for as long as it takes.’ Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen pledged on Monday that the United States would “stand with Ukraine for as long as it takes…

Russia’s New Offensive Sends Conscripts Into the Teeth of Ukraine’s Lines For months, military analysts have been anticipating that the Russian military, under pressure from President Vladimir Putin, would seek to regain…

After new E.U. sanctions package, Ukrainian officials say ‘tougher’ action is needed. Ukrainian officials on Saturday called for further action quickly to punish Moscow’s aggression after the European Union passed its 10…

China will welcome the leader of Belarus, a Kremlin ally, next week. As officials in Ukraine anxiously watch evolving diplomatic overtures between Moscow and Beijing, China’s top leader will host the president of Belarus…

A half-hour air alarm across Ukraine is a reminder that Russian attacks aren’t stopping. One year and a day after Russia launched its full-scale invasion, a 30-minute-long air alarm sounded across Ukraine on Saturday, a…

In Moscow, there were few public signs of the war’s anniversary, though some laid flowers in a silent protest. In Russia’s capital, there was little indication on Friday that it has been one year since President Vladimir…

At the 11th hour, E.U. ambassadors approve new sanctions against Russia. European Union ambassadors approved a new raft of sanctions against Moscow on Friday, less than two hours before their self-imposed deadline, as th…

China Reprises Old Themes in Ukraine Plan, Casting Itself as Neutral After a drumroll of diplomatic activity suggesting that China was poised to play a more energetic role in seeking peace in Ukraine, Beijing issued a pa…

‘It’s Complicated’: How Biden and Zelensky Forged a Wartime Partnership The wartime relationship between President Biden and President Zelensky has become critical to the world order. Read more @nytimes

Fear, Anger, Love: See Ukrainians’ Texts From the First Hours of War These are some of the millions of messages Ukrainians wrote to friends, family and loved ones as Russia invaded early in the morning of Feb. 24, 2022.…

Our Photographers in Ukraine on the Images They Can’t Forget In a year of war in Ukraine, New York Times photographers have reported from the front line, from cities and villages and in the footsteps of refugees. See the…

The West Tried to Isolate Russia. It Didn’t Work. After Russia invaded Ukraine a year ago, the West formed what looked like an overwhelming global coalition to isolate Russia, but the West never won over as much of the w…

The U.N. General Assembly votes 141 to 7, with 32 abstentions, to call for a lasting peace in Ukraine. The United Nations General Assembly on Thursday adopted a resolution calling for a lasting peace in Ukraine and reite…

Prigozhin’s Feud With Russia’s Military Leaves Questions About Battlefield Results The leader of Wagner appears to have backed down from his latest criticism of Russia’s senior command. But his vitriolic remarks suggeste…

Bulgarian Factories and Secret Task Forces: How the West Hunts for Soviet Arms Ukraine has long relied on Russian weapons for its armed forces. Now it is scrambling to get Soviet-era ammunition for those weapons, with th…

How One Ukrainian Company Survived, and Thrived, Through a Year of War For Kormotech, a Ukrainian pet food-making business with 1,300 employees, Russia’s invasion disrupted everything. But despite the odds, sales are up…

Putin and Biden Shore Up Alliances in Dueling Appearances In a day of dueling efforts to shore up allegiances, President Biden wrapped up a three-day trip to Europe Wednesday with a promise of America’s commitment to its…

Russia stages a patriotic concert to rally support for the war in Ukraine. It was probably the most public celebration of war and violence that Russia has mounted since its full-scale invasion of Ukraine a year ago. Tens…

In a meeting with China’s top diplomat, Putin aims to shore up Beijing’s support. President Vladimir Putin of Russia met with Wang Yi, China’s top foreign policy official, at the Kremlin on Wednesday, working to keep Chi…

Ukrainian schools plan to operate remotely the rest of the week, fearing a Russian assault. Ukrainian schools have been advised to operate remotely later this week, over concern that there could be a surge in Russian att…

They Were Married. They Shared a Trench. They Died in It Together. Taras and Olha Melster, a Ukrainian couple, signed up to help protect their country against Russia. They ultimately died together in the trench they shar…

The U.N. says the civilian death toll in Ukraine is more than 8,000, and probably significantly higher. As the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine approaches, United Nations monitors in Ukraine said they ha…

Biden and Putin offer radically different portraits of the war in Ukraine. Just hours after Vladimir Putin blamed the West for starting the war in Ukraine and said he was suspending the one remaining nuclear arms treaty…