Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese leader Xi Jinping looked to rally Asian leaders behind a new "international order" as they met Friday for a summit aimed at challenging Western influence.
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There have been widespread reports that Ukraine is getting on top in its war against Russia. But there are some warning signs from Vladimir Putin.
The two leaders meet in person for the first time since the start of the Ukraine war
Armenia said Tuesday that nearly 50 of its soldiers had been killed in the worst clashes with Azerbaijan since their war two years ago, but Russia said it had convinced the historic rivals to agree to a rapid ceasefire.
Gazprom previously said it was halting flows through Nord Stream 1 because of a technical fault
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For those leaving Eastern Ukraine, there's often little choice but to head to Russia
Over 1,000 Ukrainian service members were killed in a botched operation in the south of the country, Moscow has claimed
Speaking to CNN in the evening, an anonymous source within the Ukrainian military said its forces had also recaptured four villages in Kherson Oblast.
Ukraine says it has begun counter-offensive to retake Russian-held south.
Ukraine has not forgotten any of its cities, the president says
The outgoing PM urged President Zelensky not to seek peace
U.S. believes Russia may target civilian, government infrastructure in coming days
The package represents the single largest tranche of U.S. assistance to Ukraine since the start of the Russian war in February.
The security situation may change “without warning,” the embassy in Kiev says
Does Moscow believe that suddenly, after months of war, Ukraine’s secret services suddenly decided that they would target this one person?
The murder of journalist Darya Dugina was committed by a Ukrainian national, the Federal Security Service claims
Britain, France, Germany and the US have stressed the need to ensure the safety of nuclear installations threatened by the conflict in Ukraine.
The president’s admission that he willingly failed to signal a looming Russian attack has “punctured the bubble” of his image
On this question, the EU countries are doing what they do best: acting inconsistently. They need to adopt a clear, consistent policy on the bans — and on some exceptions, says DW's Miodrag Soric.