Vladímir Putin

A human rights organization documents the journey of two minors living in occupied Ukraine to a North Korean camp

A decade has passed since the premiere of the television series that catapulted the Ukrainian leader to office. The show discussed corruption, but made no mention of the threat of Russia

The activist who heads the Ukrainian organization Center for Civil Liberties, which won the 2022 Nobel Peace Prize, warns that ending the invasion will only be possible if the Kremlin feels that ‘the price of continuing the war is higher than the price of stopping it’

Kyiv’s troops hold 10% of the city of Pokrovsk, are losing ground in other sectors of the Donetsk and Kharkiv provinces, and are retreating alarmingly in Zaporizhzhia

The EU’s foreign policy chief discusses peace plans for Ukraine, her relationship with Donald Trump and the changing world order

The White House envoy, with no background in diplomacy, plans to meet with Putin next week after audio recordings were leaked in which he advised the Kremlin on how to win over the US president

The 2021 Nobel Peace Prize laureate calls for rebuilding journalism in a world that ‘no longer believes in the truth’ and criticizes Europe for neglecting human rights in Russia in exchange for oil and gas

The residents of this town north of Kyiv believe that the only peace plan Vladimir Putin will accept is Ukraine’s surrender

The NATO secretary general warns that Spain will soon find it needs to spend around 3.5% of its GDP on defense and praises Trump: ‘I like the guy’

The Geneva meeting between the delegations of both presidents postpones the decision on territorial and military concessions in favor of Russia

Vladimir Putin says the White House’s original proposal ‘can be used as the basis for a final peaceful settlement’ in Ukraine

Kyiv and Washington claim to have created an ‘updated and refined peace framework’ based on the Russian-American one that Trump and Zelenskiy must now approve

From the war in Ukraine to the Middle East and Sudan, international justice is suffering its biggest crisis since the advances of the 1990s

In 2022 the Russian journalist, who covered the war in Ukraine, fled to Germany after receiving death threats. There, she was poisoned and nearly died. Now she teaches at a US university and has published the book ‘I Love Russia’

Armenia seeks to distance itself from Russian dominance in a regional context where multiple actors are vying to assert their influence

Ukraine faces choice of either losing its dignity or losing the US as key partner, says Zelenskiy about the 28-point plan, which involves ceding territory to Russia

Realpolitik has rehabilitated the Saudi strongman who ordered the journalist’s murder: Trump fetes him, Cristiano Ronaldo dines at his table, Jeff Bezos does business with him, and Spain sells him weapons

Russia is offering discounts of up to $23 per barrel before the US president’s measures on its two major oil companies take effect

A photograph of a soldier with three dead bodies has sparked a bloody challenge between combatants on both sides

The Russian invasion has shut down one of the world’s largest radio telescopes, a Soviet project that has been damaged during the fighting

In ‘The Winter Warriors,’ French writer Olivier Norek narrates the 1939-40 confrontation between the two countries

Beijing is mobilizing its full diplomatic, investment, and technological capacity to consolidate its position of power against the United States

After listening to thousands of testimonies throughout her career, the Nobel laureate reflects from Berlin on Ukraine and Belarus, soldiers and victims, exile, and the human condition

Kiev’s forces are using the natural obstacles in this municipality of Kharkiv province to repel Moscow’s onslaught

The US president’s intention to resume tests, along with the Russian leader’s boasts about his atomic arsenal, heighten uncertainty with just four months to go before the last arms-limitation treaty expires