Iran launched naval exercises in the Strait of Hormuz on Monday in preparation for potential security and military threats in the strategic

Civil society groups and individuals from around world are working to aid Ukraine by damaging Moscow’s war machine

For the first time, the Ukrainian Air Force has shown Ukrainian F-16s shooting down Shahed drones using low-cost APKWS II guided rockets — highlighting the potential for inexpensive interception of dozens of targets in a single sortie

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U.S. Senators Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) and Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) visited a combined heat-and-power (CHP) plant in Kyiv that was severely damaged by Russian attacks, Ukraine’s Energy Ministry said on Feb. 17.

Marie Yovanovitch spoke about U.S.-Ukraine relations, Russian aggression and her Foreign Service career.

A senior US State Department official has flatly rejected suggestions that Washington and Moscow are informally continuing to observe the limits of the now-expired, nuclear-weapon-limiting New START treaty, saying there is no “gentlemen’s agreement” in place.

The scourge of false flag operations continues to pop up, moving from country to country, with Madagascar and Zimbabwe being the latest to issue alert...

Japanese prime minister’s refusal to back down over Taiwan comments brings more criticism and travel warnings from China

Civilian suffering shows no sign of letting up in Ukraine as the four-year-mark of Russia’s full-scale invasion nears amid attacks on energy infrastructure, blackouts and freezing temperatures, UN humanitarians warned on Tuesday.

In the no man’s land of the Donbas, there was only one way comrades of ‘Blackbird’ could try to bring him home

Volodymyr Zelenskyy earlier called for ‘justice and strength’ in diplomacy after Russia hit Ukraine with 400 drones and 29 missiles hours before talks

Ukraine has secretly formed an F-16 squadron in recent weeks, reportedly comprising Ukrainian, U.S., and Dutch pilots, Intelligence Online reported on Feb. 16.

Taras Levkovych, a 29-year-old veteran of the Russo-Ukrainian war who lost both legs on the front line, has married his girlfriend Viktoriia Opryshko in Lviv. He proposed to her a year to the day after they first met.

Brussels is racing to finalize new measures before Feb. 24, but Budapest is pushing to remove key Russian figures from the blacklist.

In recent months, the US has been increasing pressure on the Russian oil sector. After imposing sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil last autumn, the Trump administration has been pressuring India with the ostensible goal of depriving Russia of one of the key remaining buyers of its oil. Oil and gas market expert Sergei Vakulenko of the Carnegie Russia Eurasia Center believes that even in the worst-case scenario of US sanctions, Russia will likely still export enough oil to continue financing its war.

Will Washington Repeat Moscow’s Mistakes?

13 private stations use free state-owned frequencies, making up almost a third of Latvia's entire radio landscape.

Analyses of Kremlin military manpower trends say Russia pays more rubles for soldiers already killed in action, than it does to pay salaries to men alive in the ranks or to recruit new ones.