Ukraine

Valery Zaluzhny has told the Economist that the conflict has reached a WW1-style stalemate, but Moscow has superior numbers

Russian air defenses are proving highly successful at downing Ukrainian planes, Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu said

The Ukrainian president said that the conflict has “become like a show” to the Western public

‘Nobody Believes in Our Victory Like I Do.’ Inside Volodymyr Zelensky’s Struggle to Keep Ukraine in the Fight

Slovakia's new populist Prime Minister Robert Fico said Thursday that his government was stopping military aid to Ukraine, in the first Western reversal of the kind.

The superpower is becoming overstretched

Erdogan’s proposal must make its way out of a parliamentary commission.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has argued that US support for Kiev and Israel is “interconnected”

Things may be tougher this time

Ukraine and Israel are fighting different kinds of wars, but some weapons systems could soon be in short supply if the fighting continues for months.

President Joe Biden made an impassioned call for the United States to show global leadership by backing Israel and Ukraine, saying in a speech from the Oval Office Thursday that defeating Hamas and Russia was a vital US interest.

President links Israel, Ukraine conflicts in argument for America’s global role

As Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin grow ever closer, their mutual distrust of the US may be their strongest bond.

Standing up for Ukraine but not Palestine makes the US and its allies look like hypocrites, officials have told the outlet

Washington’s strong support for Israel against Hamas is contrasted with Russian and Chinese efforts to align with the Palestinian struggle.

Russian troops have launched a major offensive on the town of Avdiivka in eastern Ukraine. Three battalions involving some 2,000 troops, dozens of armoured vehicles as well as jets have been reportedly involved in what is described as the largest-scale attack in this area.

The war is stretching American and European resources while relieving pressure on Russia and providing new opportunities to China.

After decades of friendly relations with Israel, Russia is aligning with its arch enemy

Vladimir Putin has long projected friendly ties to Israel. But his silence since Saturday’s assault illustrates how the war in Ukraine has strained the relationship between the two countries.

U.S. funding for Ukraine war is swept up in uncertainty, but there are still 4 ways it could continue.