The United States has voiced deepening concern over the fate of imprisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, who has not been heard from since early December.
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The senior administration official said additional individuals are not being named, citing their privacy.
Colorado judges claimed the former president committed “insurrection”
For Austin, the trip is a delicate balancing act.
. The office of Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) office declined to comment.
The court upheld two lower courts’ rulings.
President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine welcomed the breakthrough in Ukraine’s official opening of accession negotiations to join the bloc. Securing more financial aid will have to wait.
The Russian president blamed Washington for masterminding the 2014 coup in Kiev, which led to the current conflict
Republicans have failed to produce evidence showing president financially benefitted from family business dealings
US President Joe Biden has said Israel is starting to lose global support over its "indiscriminate bombing" of Gaza.
153 nations voted for the ceasefire resolution in a rebuke to the US, which last week blocked a similar Security Council resolution
A Catholic priest has died after being attacked in a church rectory in the US state of Nebraska.
The pilot escaped the Monday morning incident, sources told Yonhap news agency
At least six people, including two children, were killed Saturday as tornadoes and severe storms pushed through Middle Tennessee.
Ukrainian and U.S. officials have also noted friction between Zelensky and his commander in chief, Gen. Valery Zaluzhny.
In his statement, Bok acknowledged that Magill erred during her disastrous testimony, describing a “dreadful 30-second sound bite” following a lengthy hearing.
The next week could be critical for the country’s future. Having promised open-ended support, the US and EU are struggling to provide new funding
A senior US official has outlined a strategy for Ukraine as he urged lawmakers to sign off on more aid
Congress has yet to approve billions in additional military and financial aid Kiev has requested
In an interview with FRANCE 24, former Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko (2014-2019) reacted to the US Senate withholding a major package of financial and military aid for Kyiv. Poroshenko warned that the coming days are among "the most important in Ukrainian history" and undoubtedly for the world. He called it "absolutely unacceptable" that Ukraine can be the "hostage" of other issues such as internal politics ahead of next year's US presidential elections.