Vladímir Putin

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

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

From foreign policy to the economy, immigration and civil rights, this is a look at how the US president’s conservative revolution has advanced in the year since his election victory

Moscow is increasing its use of these devices, which since October have been reaching provinces far from the front lines for the first time

The European executive is investigating whether a network of agents recruited officials in Brussels in order to access sensitive information on matters of importance to the Hungarian government. Budapest denies the allegations

The United States has agreed to purchase 11 of these giant ships from Finland in a bid to counter the push from Russia and China

Volodymyr Zelenskiy denies that his military, outnumbered eight to one, is surrounded, but pessimism is growing in Kyiv in the face of the invading army’s offensive

The announcement came immediately after the U.S. president’s meeting with Xi Jinping and is an apparent response to tests confirmed by Russia

The veteran Ukrainian politician is pessimistic about Trump’s strategy and believes the only way to end the war is by arming the country and pressuring China

Russian president warns of costly repercussions after China also stops buying his country’s crude — and India may be next

The cancellation of the summit between the Russian and American leaders demonstrates that Moscow is trying to buy time. Washington wants an agreement at all costs, even by overriding Kyiv’s interests

Russia tells US and EU leaders that it is not interested in a ceasefire in Ukraine

The pilot who pulled off what Kyiv considers a coup tells EL PAÍS his battalion had been pursuing the objective for some time, although a stroke of luck was also involved

Volodymyr Zelenskiy is willing to participate, if invited, in the meeting in Budapest between the US and Russian presidents

The technological development of unmanned vehicles is revolutionizing the defense industry worldwide

‘What we want is the war to be over,’ the US president said as he received his Ukrainian counterpart at the White House. ‘I think that things are coming along pretty well... we want to see if we can get this done’

The call between the presidents of the United States and Russia comes on the eve of a summit in Washington with Volodymyr Zelenskiy to discuss sending Tomahawk missiles to Kyiv

In small groups, Russian soldiers dressed in civilian clothes are trying to take up positions in the nearly destroyed city of Kupiansk

Two years after its accelerated entry into NATO, the Nordic country is deepening its defense strategy to ward off a threat that has never entirely gone away

According to the US First Lady, eight children have returned to Ukraine in the last 24 hours

Kim Jong-Un’s regime reaffirms its alliance with Russia through a major exhibition that portrays an idyllic image of the country and its involvement in the Ukrainian war

Russian troops are harassing the town of Dobropillya in Donetsk, where only a few hundred residents remain

Recruits aged between 18 and 24 receive training before going to the front after enlisting as volunteers