Putin's "revenge": Georgia's jailed ex-president urges West to act
Mikheil Saakashvili told Newsweek that Moscow "has everything to gain" from Georgia passing its controversial "foreign agent" law.
Ukraine follows Russia's playbook in mobilizing convicts
Prisoners can now be drafted into the war effort after new laws were signed on Friday.
Demoted Shoigu suffers fresh humiliation in China
Russia's new Security Council Secretary is held up by Beijing security staff in ID pass confusion
Putin's Finance Minister forced to take the bus during China visit
Due to a lack of room in Putin's official motorcade, Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov had to take the media bus to a concert in Beijing.
Russia kills own soldier over "terrorism"
The individual was reported to be planning an attack on law enforcement officers.
Putin's trip to China sparks avalanche of jokes, memes: "Employee review"
Netizens mocked "junior partner" Vladimir Putin over his state visit to China.
Ukraine's two front-line boosts detailed by Zelensky
Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky said his troops have enough artillery shells for the first time in two years of war.
Putin-Xi bromance gets new lease of life
The leaders touted a new era of ties and shared a hug during Putin's first state visit of his fifth term in office.
Congressman: U.S. Land-Based Nuclear Weapons Need a Rethink
For the past 20 years, the debate surrounding U.S. nuclear weapon policy has been stagnant.
Pro-Putin faction 'at war' in Georgia
Georgia's government says a new "foreign agent" law is needed to counter malign foreign influence but protesters say it is intended to muzzle the opposition.
Ukraine's drones attack Russia's only large Black Sea oil refinery
The Russian Black Sea naval port of Novorossiysk and Crimea's Sevastopol were also targeted in a massive aerial assault.
Putin, Xi issue one-sentence warning on nuclear war
The Russian and Chinese leaders announced plans to deepen their strategic partnership.
Russia on course to set grim record: Kyiv
Russia has sustained more than 488,000 casualties since February 2022, Ukraine's military said on Thursday.
Is Volodymyr Zelensky Still Ukraine's Legitimate President?
If not for the war raging, presidential elections would have been scheduled for March of this year in Ukraine.
Russia's only trans politician de-transitions
Roman Aleshin said he realized during Lent that he is a man and a patriot and believes his initial wish to transition was a punishment for his ancestors' sins.
Putin "fundamentally misjudges" Ukraine's capabilities as aid arrives
The Russian president does not think that Ukraine can retake captured territory, the Institute for the Study of War said.
Crimea strike destroys two Russian MiG-31s, prized S-400 system—Report
Ukraine launched long-range strikes on the Crimean Belbek air base on consecutive nights, according to Russian sources.
US says China must choose between Putin and West
Putin's first state visit of his fifth term comes as the West seeks to further isolate Russia over its war against Ukraine, now in its third year.
Russian military transfers to Belarus reignite Ukraine attack fears
Alexander Lukashenko has repeatedly downplayed closer involvement in his closest ally's full-scale invasion.
US soldier arrested in Russia pleads guilty
A number of U.S. citizens are detained in Russia, including journalist Evan Gershkovich and former Marine Paul Whelan.
The Russia-China Relationship Is More Complicated Than You Might Think
How long this relationship lasts is anybody's guess.
Russians outraged as video shows artillery open fire from busy road
"What kind of idiots do you have to be to stupidly endanger civilians like that?" a Russian Telegram channel said.
Robert Fico shooting suspect: What we know so far
Slovakian media named the suspect as Juraj Cintula, a 71-year-old poet who was a member of the pro-Russian paramilitary group Slovenskí Branci.
Crimea air base on fire after second night of Ukraine strikes
Videos showed fire rip through the Belbek airfield after another round of ATACMS strikes by Ukrainian forces.
Ukraine suffers one of its roughest days of war so far
Russia said on Wednesday it had taken control of three villages, including a settlement in the southern Zaporizhzhia region.
Who is Robert Fico? NATO member's pro-Moscow leader wounded in shooting
Last year Fico was charged with leading a "criminal organization" that controlled the police, which he denied before the case was dropped.
Russian cinemas resort to pirating Hollywood as domestic movies flop
A Russian group said that an attempt to boost support for domestic films fell short of expectations.
Exclusive: US man protesting Putin-style Georgia law left injured by police
Patrick Hernandez-Ball told Newsweek that police were "beating me" during his arrest at a protest in the Georgian capital Tbilisi.
Russian 'turtle tanks' onslaught goes horribly wrong in Ukraine video
Videos circulated online in recent weeks indicate Russia is using metal, turtle-like protective caging to shield its armored vehicles from Ukraine's drones.
Zaporizhzhia Update: Russia claims it recaptured key outpost of Robotyne
Moscow says it has regained control over the key settlement on the southern front line, previously liberated by Ukraine during its counteroffensive.