Russia, Ukraine and North Korea
Buying off voters, calling in bomb threats and paying protesters to antagonize police — these are the tactics authorities say the Kremlin has taken up to thwart an upcoming election in Moldova.
Since the war began, Putin has allowed many major pillars of the Russian state—the army, Federal Security Service, ...
Russia keeps the occupied territory, for now, while Ukraine gets to join Nato. But it won't work that way. Moscow has a ...
Ukraine said on Friday it was investigating the death in Russian captivity of a Ukrainian journalist whose first-hand reports ...
Putin held a meeting with Iran's president on Friday, a significant encounter given Tehran's ongoing role in supplying ...
The EU will loan Ukraine €35 billion, repaid through interest on frozen Russian assets in a novel approach aiming to fund ...
Russia is unlikely to run out of steam soon, but it'll have to recalibrate tactics and lower the intensity of attacks, said ...
The Security Service of Ukraine, together with foreign partners and the State Border Guard Service of Ukraine, has detained ...
The Russian government wants to earmark 32.5% of its spending next year for defense, a record amount and up from a reported ...
The Kremlin on Thursday dismissed South Korean assertions that North Korea may have sent some military personnel to help Russia against Ukraine and might be weighing a bigger deployment.
With new long-range munitions on the way to Ukraine, it’s well past time for the U.S. to remove remaining restrictions on ...