Greece reaffirms support for international law, condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine while highlighting concerns for the Greek diaspora in Mariupol.
Kremlin sees advantage in drawn-out Ukraine talks and using the battlefield to shape negotiations.
U.S. and Russia plan second round of talks despite Ukraine objections; Trump-Putin meeting under consideration.
First high-profile meeting with Moscow since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine rattles Washington’s allies
The operations of Moscow’s Department of Special Tasks have included attempted killings, sabotage and a plot to put incendiary devices on planes
As U.S.-Russia talks spark European alarm, some Greek officials protest being sidelined from the emergency summit in Paris.
The Monday meeting in Saudi Arabia follows on heels of the U.S. president’s call last week with Vladimir Putin
His mother lobbied Trump at a campaign event in Butler, Pa., just before an assassination attempt. Now her son is back.
The emails were written in English and warned of the existence of an explosive device in the schools. Similar threats were sent last Monday to school units in Slovenia
The regulator warns that carriers may be at risk of being ‘unintentionally targeted’ by air-defence and drone systems.
U.S. ruse with a path through Fiji shows extent of effort to stop flow of supplies supporting Moscow’s war in Ukraine
Europe will face a shortfall of 15 billion cubic meters of Russian natural gas, but Brussels says the EU is ready to meet its needs.
The EU has significantly reduced imports Russian gas imports since Russia it launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022
Sabotage, warning shots, disruption of air traffic and dangerous military maneuvering are all part of intensifying clandestine campaign in Europe, officials say
The plane was diverted from Russia and had its GPS jammed before crashing in Kazakhstan, killing 38
Ukraine and aviation experts rejected other explanations for an Azerbaijan Airlines crash that killed at least 38 people
The spy unit that arrested a Wall Street Journal reporter is leading the biggest campaign of internal repression since the Stalin era
Moscow fired four times as many drones and missiles this fall as it did the previous year, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis
Ukraine says Russia Lt. General Igor Kirillov had been accused of ordering the use of banned chemical weapons in Ukraine, with Kyiv citing over 4,800 recorded cases.
The Russian general was the head of Russia’s Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical Protection Forces and was wanted by Ukraine for ordering the use of chemical weapons in Ukraine.