Ukraine

Moscow wants a political-diplomatic resolution reflecting its fundamental approach, says a Kremlin aide

To end the Ukraine war, the region must collectively decide on finding a place for the Eurasian country

18 Republicans and one independent who normally votes with them joined Democrats to pass the Bill

Despite the mounting costs of both wars, the Russian and US leaders are reluctant to admit failure

The wars waged by Russia and the US in Ukraine and Iran are case studies in geopolitical self-harm

Moscow’s mayor says 12 people were injured, mostly near the entrance to the capital’s oil refinery

The country in Central Asia helps turn connectivity from a route into an insurance policy

The reported price would make it the biggest known home sale in history

Flexibility, financial support and remote work have offset some of the economic upheaval of war