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Ukraine dismissed as absurd claims by Russia that Kyiv’s forces had killed their own fighters at the prison. In Ukraine’s Black Sea ports, vessels are getting ready to transport their first grain shipments since the war began.

A senior U.S. Defense Department official said there was growing evidence that steep Russian losses had left some units ill-prepared to fight.

A long-term switch to more renewable sources has been overtaken by a short-term scramble to stave off a crisis.

The Laodicea, a Syrian cargo ship, arrived in Tripoli, Lebanon, on Wednesday carrying about 10,000 tons of wheat and barley.

At least 50 captured fighters died in a blast at a prison in eastern Ukraine, with no clarity on exactly what happened and each country blaming the other.

The Biden administration is wary of making the designation despite strong calls from Congress and pleas from Ukraine.

Farmers who have lived under the risk of Russian missile attacks have their doubts about an international agreement to ease a blockade on grain shipments through the Black Sea.

Is the magazine romanticizing war, or is the first lady weaponizing glossies?

Ukraine is celebrating its Day of Statehood, a holiday that both celebrates its independence and sends an unmistakable message to a neighbor with territorial ambitions.

For opposition figures choosing to stay in Russia after President Vladimir V. Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, imprisonment looks like a matter of time. It’s also a subject for fierce debate.