War in Ukraine

On Monday the Pope claimed that some of the “cruelest” of Russia’s soldiers are from ethnic minorities.

For rogue states, solving a problem by removing it often proves irresistible.

This week, we debate simmering industrial tensions in the EU over a new U.S. law. We also get an update on the situation in Ukraine, including from …

The French president’s arrival marks the first state visit of Biden’s administration, coming at a time when the two countries face simmering tensions over issues plaguing the world.

The president is set to reaffirm America’s oldest alliance. But below the surface, repair work is needed.

With elections in sight, Warsaw’s nationalist government is scoring points off what seemed a straightforward offer from Berlin.

The men embarked on a nearly 300-mile boat ride across the Bering Strait after Russian authorities knocked on their doors.

Kyiv ramps up security at its diplomatic missions after the blast.

With very little new liquefied natural gas capacity coming on the market, the bloc faces another tough winter.

Partisans are mobilizing, and Russians are trying to sell their holiday homes — as fear grows that the war is closing in on the peninsula.

Partisans are mobilizing, and Russians are trying to sell their holiday homes — as fear grows that the war is closing in on the peninsula.

Hungary and Poland continue to backslide, according to Global State of Democracy paper.

As time runs short to get a deal, Poland, Estonia and Lithuania are pushing to hit Putin’s oil revenue with a tougher cap on prices.

Putin ‘is trying to weaponize winter — to force Ukrainians to freeze or flee,’ says NATO boss Jens Stoltenberg.

Justice minister says it’s Germany’s duty to ‘confront this truth directly.’

Russian Post sets up service allowing customers to bypass Western sanctions, state media reports.

Sniping over how private NGO rescue ships should operate has proved a more manageable target than harmonizing fractured asylum rules. 

Foreign minister tells POLITICO without such effort, ‘we won’t be able to win — as simple as that.’

Europe wants new sanctions and tougher oversight to stop Russian propaganda on its airwaves.