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Vladimir Putin, Family Man Vladimir Putin had managed to shield his family from public scrutiny throughout his career. The Russian invasion of Ukraine changed that. As nations now impose sanctions on those closest to the…

Turkey’s president signals his disapproval of Finland and Sweden joining NATO. President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey suggested on Friday that his country would be reluctant to openly welcome Finland and Sweden into NA…

After 200 Years of Neutrality, Sweden Weighs Joining NATO In a major recalculation of its security posture precipitated by the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Sweden is relearning how to be a military power. And pulled alon…

Ukraine begins a trial of a Russian soldier accused of a war crime, a first since the conflict began. The Ukrainian judicial authorities on Friday began a case against a Russian soldier accused of shooting a civilian, th…

Britain places new sanctions on Putin’s inner circle, including his ex-wife and reputed girlfriend. Britain imposed new sanctions on the family and inner circle of President Vladimir Putin of Russia. Among those blacklis…

Rand Paul holds up $40 billion in aid for Ukraine. U.S. Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky on Thursday single-handedly delayed a bipartisan effort to quickly send $40 billion in aid to Ukraine, which Congress had tried to fas…

Russia warns Finland’s membership in NATO would be a threat. Russia on Thursday warned that Finland’s potential membership in NATO was a threat and said that it was prepared to “balance the situation,” characterizing any…

More than 1,000 bodies have been found in Kyiv suburbs, the U.N. says. The bodies of more than 1,000 civilians have been recovered in areas north of Kyiv that were occupied by Russian forces, the United Nations human rig…

Finland’s leaders urge applying for NATO membership ‘without delay.’ Finland’s prime minister and president announced their support on Thursday for the nation to apply to join NATO. President Sauli Niinisto, who is mostl…

The Ukraine War’s Economic Toll Is Testing the West’s Unity Against Russia LONDON — The West united against Russia’s war on Ukraine more swiftly and solidly than almost anyone had expected. But as the war settles into a…

At the front in eastern Ukraine, distant artillery duels mix with tank assaults and vicious firefights. The impact of a tank round cracked the bunker’s plaster roof and sent uniformed men scrambling. Flak jackets and hel…

Ukraine claims gains against Moscow’s forces in Kharkiv, near the Russian border. A day after Ukraine’s counteroffensive unseated Russian forces from a cluster of towns northeast of the city of Kharkiv, the region’s gove…

Once Best Friends, Bulgaria Takes a Stand Against Russia A week after Russia invaded Ukraine, Moscow’s ambassador to Bulgaria climbed a snowy mountain pass to honor czarist-era Russian soldiers who died there fighting fo…

Russia Was Behind Cyberattack in Run-Up to Ukraine War, Investigation Finds A cyberattack that took down satellite communications in Ukraine in the hours before the Feb. 24 invasion was the work of the Russian government…

House Passes $40 Billion More in Ukraine Aid, With Few Questions Asked The escalating brutality of the war in Ukraine has dampened voices on both the right and left skeptical of the United States’ involving itself in arm…

Ukraine War’s Geographic Reality: Russia Has Seized Much of the East Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has been punctuated by flawed planning, poor intelligence, barbarity and wanton destruction. But obscured in the daily fig…

Leader of Pussy Riot Band Escapes Russia, With Help From Friends Maria V. Alyokhina first came to the attention of the Russian authorities — and the world — when her punk band and performance art group Pussy Riot staged…

More than 100 civilians remain trapped at the steel plant in Mariupol, a Ukrainian regional governor says. A Ukrainian governor said that more than 100 civilians remain trapped at the besieged Azovstal steel plant in Mar…

Ukraine’s economy is predicted to shrink 30 percent this year. Ukraine’s economy will shrink 30 percent this year, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development forecast on Tuesday, as the war is expected to have…

U.N. investigators say 300 civilians were killed unlawfully in areas north of Ukraine’s capital. United Nations investigators said on Tuesday that they had recorded the unlawful killing of 300 civilian adults and childre…

A deadly strike hits Odesa within hours of a top European official’s visit. As the night sky over Moscow was lit by fireworks to mark Victory Day on Monday, Russian forces fired seven missiles at the Black Sea port city…

Biden Speeds Up Military Aid to Ukraine, Drawing U.S. Deeper Into War WASHINGTON — When President Biden signed a modern-day Lend-Lease Act on Monday, 81 years after the original version helped lead the way into World War…

Macron quashes Ukraine’s hopes of joining the European Union in the near future. President Emmanuel Macron used a much-anticipated address to the European Parliament to sketch out his vision for the future of the Europea…

Ukraine’s turbulent history overlays commemorations at World War II memorials. At the Eternal Glory Park in Kyiv, Ukraine’s capital, young boys and old military men on Monday laid bunches of spring flowers at a World War…

Putin defends his Ukraine invasion, invoking World War II, but does not signal an escalation. President Vladimir Putin used his Victory Day speech on Monday to try to channel Russian pride in defeating Nazi Germany into…

A bomb-sniffing dog named Patron received state honors from Zelensky. President Volodymyr Zelensky has routinely ended his nightly wartime addresses by announcing state awards for Ukraine’s soldiers. On Sunday, he honore…

May 9 Is a Revered Day in Russia. For Many, Putin Has Hijacked It. Olga Romanova’s grandmother served as a frontline nurse in World War II. She was small and thin, Ms. Romanova said, but somehow carried “big, grown, woun…

Here are the latest developments in the war in Ukraine. In high-profile display of solidarity with Ukraine on the eve of a key Russian military holiday, Jill Biden, the first lady, made an unannounced visit to western Uk…

All women, children and elderly people have been evacuated from Mariupol’s steel plant, Ukraine and Russia say. All the women, children and elderly people who were trapped for weeks in the besieged Azovstal steel plant i…