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Three people, including at least one child, were killed in Kyiv after Russia targeted the Ukrainian capital in the early hours of Thursday. Air raid sirens and loud explosions throughout the city awoke residents worn out…

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The WHO has verified 1,004 Russian attacks on Ukrainian health facilities since the full-scale invasion began in February of last year, more than it has recorded in any other humanitarian emergency. Those attacks killed…

Fake Signals and American Insurance: How a Dark Fleet Moves Russian Oil The New York Times tracked several oil tankers faking their locations while transporting Russian oil currently under Western sanctions, in an appare…

Here are some of the stories we're covering from around the world: A British Reporter Had a Big #MeToo Scoop. Her Editor Killed It. The Financial Times killed an explosive scoop on women who said a star Observer columnis…

Drone strikes in Moscow damaged several buildings and prompted evacuations early Tuesday, the city's mayor said. At least two of the drones crashed into residential towers, Russian state media reported. Follow our update…

Lindsey Graham, on a visit to Kyiv, insists U.S. support is firm despite Republican campaign rhetoric. Sen. Lindsey Graham, a Republican from South Carolina, traveled to Kyiv on Friday to assure Ukraine's president that,…

Here are some of the stories we're covering from around the world: Students in Belgium Hazing Death Are Sentenced to Fines and Service Eighteen students who put a young Black man through a fraternity hazing ritual at a p…

The Russian and Belarusian defense ministers signed an agreement on how to store nuclear weapons in Belarus, Russian state media reported. The U.S. called the move "irresponsible." Follow updates on Ukraine. While a bipa…

Russia’s Old Bombs Elude Ukraine’s Modern Defenses Russia is increasing its use of Soviet-era bombs, some modified to glide long distances, U.S. and Ukrainian officials say. Despite some limitations, the weapons are prov…

Here are some of the stories we're covering from around the world: Three Dead in Japan After Attack by Man Who ‘Wanted to Kill’ A man armed with a rifle and knife killed a woman and two police officers and injured anothe…

Mercenaries of the Wagner private military company have started to withdraw from the Ukrainian city of Bakhmut and will be replaced by regular Russian troops, the group's leader, Yevgeny Prigozhin, said on Thursday. Foll…

What’s Next for Russia After Spilling So Much Blood for Bakhmut? Seizing the Ukrainian city of Bakhmut took 10 months and untold lives. But what comes next for Russia is unclear. Most likely, analysts say, Russia’s exhau…

Here are some of the stories we're covering from around the world: As China Ramps Up Scrutiny of Culture, the Show Does Not Go On China’s top leader, Xi Jinping, has made arts and culture a central arena for ideological…

Bakhmut, which Russia claimed on Sunday to have captured, is a ruined city. In a place filled with death and destruction, signs of life are the exception. Drone footage taken by The New York Times captured the scorched b…

An assault by Ukrainian-aligned insurgents in Russian territory this week has raised some concern within Russia of a new set of battlefield problems, prompting calls for the military to expend more resources defending ag…

Anti-Kremlin Fighters Take War to Russian Territory for a Second Day A rare cross-border assault in southern Russia by anti-Kremlin fighters aligned with Ukraine stretched into a second day on Tuesday, with reports of an…

Here are some of the stories we're covering from around the world: Belarus Turns a Story of Love and Protest Into a Tale of Betrayal Roman Protasevich became a symbol of the struggle for democracy when Belarus forced dow…

Clashes broke out on Monday in Russian villages near the Ukrainian border, according to local officials and verified videos, after a group of anti-Kremlin Russian fighters allied with Ukraine appeared to have mounted a r…

Russia Claims Bakhmut, but Some See a ‘Pyrrhic Victory’ It took the Kremlin almost a year and cost the lives of thousands of soldiers to capture Bakhmut, but now that Russian forces appear to have control of the Ukrainia…

Here are some of the stories we're covering from around the world: E.U. Asks Greece to Investigate Video Showing Migrants Abandoned at Sea The European Commission has formally asked Greece to begin an investigation into…

Russian shelling again knocked out power to the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, Ukrainian nuclear officials said. The loss of power raised the threat of a nuclear disaster at the plant, which is occupied by Russian tro…

As Russia Claims Victory in Bakhmut, Ukraine Sees Opportunity Amid Ruins Russia’s claim of victory in the eastern Ukrainian city of Bakhmut suggests that the brutal urban combat that marked the deadliest battle of its wa…

In a Sharp Reversal, Biden Opens a Path for Ukraine to Get Fighter Jets President Biden will allow Ukrainian pilots to be trained on U.S.-made F-16 fighter jets, he told U.S. allies on Friday. He said he was also prepare…

Here are some of the stories we're covering from around the world: Greece Says It Doesn’t Ditch Migrants at Sea. It Was Caught in the Act. A Times investigation verified and corroborated footage of asylum seekers, among…

President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine is set to appear in person at the G7 summit in Japan this weekend, a Ukrainian official said. The meeting comes as he tries to win commitments for continued arms and aid from the w…

Zelensky Is Expected to Travel to Japan for G7, Seeking Arms and Aid President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine is expected to appear in person at the Group of 7 summit in Hiroshima, Japan, this weekend, several officials s…

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Russia targeted Kyiv with an aerial assault for the ninth time this month. Explosions rocked Ukraine's capital as air defenses intercepted the missiles, local officials said. Missile strikes were also launched on the por…

Here are some of the stories we're covering from around the world: Ecuador’s President Dissolves Congress Amid Impeachment Trial President Guillermo Lasso of Ecuador disbanded the country’s opposition-led National Assemb…