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The U.S. and other world leaders have hit Russia hard with sanctions after it invaded Ukraine. Some U.S. lawmakers the sanctions could get stronger for Putin.

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is prompting congressional lawmakers to reconsider the U.S. security structure in the Baltics, where leaders have long sought permanent American military bases in their countries.

U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-New Hampshire, said Tuesday it's important for the West to provide a united front against Russian President Vladimir Putin as he moved troops into Ukraine.

The Missouri Republican on Thursday blocked the quick confirmation of a Russia expert as Moscow sends troops to Ukraine's border.

Elections Office to train around 15,000 officials for the next elections

FEO announces establishment of the Centre for Credible Election Information

Members of the US Senate NATO Observer Group have urged US President Joe Biden to convey support for the 'security and freedom' for the Eastern European allies to Russian President Vladimir Putin at the NATO-Russia Council meeting scheduled this week.

UN observers supervised the evacuation of Aleppo, but the organisation was otherwise thwarted in Syria. Will the new secretary-general António (...)

A contingent of 273 soldiers based in Nakhon Ratchasima is expected to leave on a peace-keeping mission to South Sudan in April next year, says a military source.

Along the Pakistani side of the Line of Control, dozens of people hit by bullets and mortars told us their devastating stories