Six people died and some 50 were injured in a Russian barrage against Ukraine’s capital.

The chancellor is walking a thin line between business interests and human rights concerns.

Billions in new defense spending is here, but European firms don’t have the supply, coordination or speed to match the war-time demand.

GCHQ Director Jeremy Fleming will warn China is seeking to use digital currencies and satellite systems to tighten its domestic grip and spread influence abroad.

The leftist French firebrand hopes to oust Macron but is unlikely to succeed.

Insiders are publicly jockeying to take advantage of shifting Kremlin power dynamics as Putin’s war against Ukraine turns against him.

Kyiv has been asking for more air defense weapons for weeks.

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Nation doesn’t have hotel capacity for teams, workers and fans for premier international tournament

Acute shortages of gasoline and diesel have crippled transportation and forced businesses and hospitals to halt operations,

The latest developments in Russia’s war on Ukraine. All times EDT. 5 a.m.: The Russian assets of Japanese automaker Nissan will be transferred to Russian state ownership, Reuters reported Tuesday, citing Moscow's trade...

The findings conclude that life — even simple microbes — might cause its own demise

Biden condemns ‘utter brutality’ of attack that Putin says was in response to bombing of bridge linking Russian mainland to Crimea

Residents described harrowing tales of escape from the water and mud

Researchers developed a rating system to help the public determine the quality of health data.