Russia-Ukraine War

The Hungarian Prime Minister visited Moscow in hopes of advancing peace talks, as Ukraine’s international supporters cast doubts on his effort to end the war.

The US and its NATO allies will announce a suite of actions to provide ’military, political, and financial support for Ukraine,' a Biden official said.

As Armenia seeks to extricate itself from Russia’s sphere of influence, Belarus joins the Shanghai Cooperation Organization further cementing ties with Moscow.

Budapest wields new standing after assuming the European Council’s rotating presidency this week.

Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s five-year presidential term expired in May.

Kyiv denies Minsk’s claims that Ukrainian troops are being deployed near the two countries’ shared border.

The package ‘will provide more air defense interceptors, anti-tank weapons, and other critical munitions,’ Mr. Austin said.

Moscow continues to blame the U.S. for a June 23 missile attack that killed four civilians near Crimea’s port of Sevastopol.

EU members Lithuania and Estonia sign similar pacts with embattled Ukraine.

Moscow blames Washington for missile attack that killed four Russian civilians.

Mark Rutte will replace Jens Stoltenberg, who will step down as NATO chief in October after nearly a decade at the helm.

Attack with U.S.-supplied munitions ‘will not go unanswered,’ Russia’s foreign ministry told ambassador.

The 19 China-based companies are among 61 entities sanctioned over ‘directly supporting Russia’s military and industrial complex’ in its war with Ukraine.

A Russian government body accused the International Criminal Court of waging a ‘hybrid war’ against Russia.

USAID will help Ukraine print textbooks for elementary school children as the Russia–Ukraine war continues to disrupt Ukraine’s domestic printing houses.