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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has promised that his country “will not give up” in its fight against Russia.

The European Union's new sanctions package on Russia is probably the bloc's weakest to date. To understand why, look no further than the frenzied shuttle diplomacy and other recent EU activities to prepare for what could be a long, cold winter.

Thirteen Russian missiles hit a military airfield as well as railway infrastructure in Ukraine's central Kirohovrad region early on July 23, killing at least three people, the regional governor said.

More than five months since Russia invaded Ukraine, a war of attrition has emerged where losses of materiel and men on both sides, not advances on the ground, have become the key barometer of the conflict, a leading U.S.-based expert on Russia’s military has told RFE/RL’s Georgian Service.

The Seattle Kraken traded two draft picks to the Columbus Blue Jackets to land forward Oliver Bjorkstrand on Friday.

Ukraine says Russian missiles have hit infrastructure in the port of Odesa, an important Black Sea terminal on July 23, a day after a landmark deal was signed to resume grain exports blocked by the war.

A lawmaker from the Siberian city of Novosibirsk who made critical comments pertaining to Russia’s war in Ukraine has reportedly fled the country after prosecutors opened a criminal investigation.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has called on the United States and Russia to hold peace talks to end the war in Ukraine, adding that Kyiv cannot win against Moscow’s larger force.

Acting on "profoundly flawed assumptions," President Vladimir Putin was wildly wrong about how the large-scale invasion of Ukraine would go when he launched it five months ago -- but he seems to believe Russia is winning. Is he wrong again?

Flights have resumed, borders have reopened, and COVID-19 restrictions have eased. But the tourism industry in Central Asia doesn't seem to be fully back on its feet yet.