Glenn Kates News Today

A look back at the key players in the violent constitutional crisis that helped set Russia's course for decades to come.

After the massive Russian missile attack on Ukraine on October 10 and 11, the “it’s not us” theme earlier spun by Kremlin propagandists turned into “let’s do it again” and “it’s high time.” Russian TV channels were flooded with videos of the aftermath of the strikes and various maps of missile attacks and reports of explosions in Ukrainian cities were circulated across Telegram channels in real-time. — Ukrinform.

Twenty years after Europe's worst single atrocity since World War II, RFE/RL's Dzenana Halimovic wanted to ensure that the victims -- and not just the names -- are remembered.

The now-viral post was shared by journalist Glenn Kates on Twitter. It featured Zelenskyy and his outfit was listed under the caption “steal his look”.

Elderly men and women huddled in a Kyiv basement have taken to social media with one telling Putin: 'I wish death on you'

The leader's remarks come one day after Ukraine's chief rabbi denounced Russia's Jewish community over its inaction: 'If God forbid I will have to die, let the curse be on those who are silent,' he said

Journalist Yuriy Butusov lunged at parliamentary deputy Nestor Shufrych, slapping him in the head. Shufrych responded with fists.

The group is behind an opening salvo of politically motivated ransomware attacks