Russia-Ukraine war
News and analysis on the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Europe’s first major war in decades.
The latest in Russia-Ukraine war
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The trickiest country for American foreign policy right now is ... America.
Wars are getting more common and militaries are building up. There’s just one thing missing.
Allowing Ukraine to fire Western weapons into Russia strengthens an ally, but risks violating an unknown red line.
INR is “almost always right.” How come nobody has heard of it?
Non-combatants bear the brunt of modern war’s toll, but we don’t know how to memorialize them.
The bill provides billions in foreign aid and could force ByteDance to sell TikTok.
New American weapons will buy Ukraine’s defenders some valuable time.
The House could soon pass Ukraine aid — along with a TikTok bill — in a new package that’s raised GOP ire.
Russia’s year-long detention of Evan Gershkovich is one part of a very grim picture for journalism.
The world’s next big maritime catastrophe could involve sanctions-dodging rustbuckets.
All signs point to ISIS in a terrorist attack that killed over 130 people near Moscow, but Vladimir Putin is connecting it to the war in Ukraine.
The debate over “Euronukes,” explained.
What Ukraine’s biggest setback in months tells us about the future of the war.
Yulia Navalnaya picks up her husband’s battle against Putin.
Adversaries keep chipping away at America’s military credibility. Trump isn’t helping.
Congress should have approved Ukraine aid yesterday.
A major military shake-up comes amid a fight in Congress over US funding for Ukraine.
Nations like the US have more firepower than ever before — but they also appear weaker than ever. The upshot is a world that feels out of control.
Record arms exports are a sign of America’s commitment to Europe — and its foreign policy failures during the war in Ukraine.
Should Congress fail to extend aid to Ukraine, it would “change the character of the war.”
The White House is reportedly open to making concessions to Republicans in its negotiations over aid to Ukraine and Israel that go far beyond border security.
Ukraine is staring down a massive humanitarian challenge — now and into the future.
A conversation with a Ukrainian journalist who documented the siege of Mariupol.
The high stakes of Poland’s elections, explained.
In the US and across Europe, politics are complicating support for Ukraine.
Kevin McCarthy faced either a shutdown or a right-wing push to kick him out of his job. He chose the latter.
On September 26, 1983, Stanislav Petrov saved the world.
As the UN meets in New York, progress and energy around the Sustainable Development Goals is dwindling at the worst possible time.
The Ukrainian president seeks support for the same fight, but under different circumstances.
The removals come two weeks after the removal of the defense ministry and as Ukraine seeks to shore up global support.
Kim Jong Un left for a Russian economic summit this week, but weapons could be on the table.
Reports of squabbles over the counteroffensive are a reminder that Ukraine and the US aren’t sure what comes after this operation — and if they’ll want the same thing.
Ukraine is trying to bring the costs of its war home to Russia.
Russia quit a deal made to avert a global food crisis and has now launched strikes against the key port city of Odesa.
NATO got its unity moment, but it put off the big questions for Ukraine.
Biden’s big Europe trip could have major implications for Ukraine.
Why cluster bombs are different from other US weapons sent to Ukraine.
Wagner’s businesses in Africa isolate and create dependent economies, not funding for private armies.