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ISTANBUL — As war rages in Ukraine, to the south Turkey has been busy extending its grip in the Black Sea, stepping up exploration of natural gas resources and holding naval exercises.  Earlier this month, Ankara dispatched the last of its three drilling ships — the Fatih, Kanuni and Yavuz — to the Sakarya gas field, which lies 185 kilometers (115 miles) north of the port of Zonguldak.  The deployment is the latest stage in Turkey’s bid to harness 540 billion cubic meters of gas discov...

Russian shelling has killed seven people in eastern city of Kharkiv, the regional governor says. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has appealed

Pro-Russian politician and close Putin ally Viktor Medvedchuk was captured by Ukrainian secret services in a "lightning-fast and dangerous" mission.

Putin’s changing correlation of forces in Europe means NATO needs options to adapt, too.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba on Thursday dismissed the reluctance of some countries fulfill Ukrainian requests for arms due to fears of being

Top US diplomat describes shot-in-the-head executions in Bucha, near Kyiv

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kuleba said arming Ukraine means containing the Russian conflict

Tougher restrictions ban new investment in Russia

Through PTIA WASHINGTON: As horrific videos and photos of bodies emerge from the Kiev suburb of Bucha, the Kremlin-backed media denounce them as an el

The region is dependent on Russia but wary of endorsing Moscow’s actions.