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Reports of Russian advances towards the Donetsk town raise the prospect that it could be captured in the coming days.

Senate Republicans face a dilemma on border compromise: McConnell originally characterized it as the "most substantial policy in 30 years" but now calls for senators to vote "no."

A challenger to Putin’s long reign in office has emerged from within Russia’s political establishment, in the form of Boris Nadezhdin.

A challenger to Putin's long reign in office has emerged from within Russia's political establishment, in the form of Boris Nadezhdin.

The United Nations' top court has ruled that it has jurisdiction to hear a case brought by Ukraine over Russia's invasion. DW has the latest.

"I think it's important to understand that whatever we knew about the Russian military prior to 2022, a great deal has changed. In many respects, that military is now gone. The army that Russia had, with which it invaded Ukraine, a large part of that force has been lost.

Inflated military contracts, bribery and shopping trips are among allegations linked to the Ukrainian president as his government tries to clampdown on graft.

This winter, Ukraine’s military is visibly running on fumes, as recent reporting shows M109 Paladin artillery outside Bakhmut receiving only smoke shells

As Russia’s war in Ukraine enters its third year, the threat of a protracted stalemate looms large. With Ukraine’s summer offensive stalled, Russia’s forces digging in, and the West wavering on financial and military aid, the Biden administration now faces difficult choices. Should Washington pursue peace negotiations with Moscow now, or would such efforts be premature and

For at least three days last week, the second link in the U.S. military chain of command, the man the president would call to order military action in a crisis, was missing in action with no explanation.