Category: 1. Russia

For the second night of the three-day ceasefire unilaterally declared by Vladimir Putin, neither the Russian nor Ukrainian militaries reported large-scale overnight drone attacks.

However, regional officials in Ukraine reported ongoing strikes by…

Russia kicked off its 80th Victory Day parade on Friday morning with a large military display on Red Square, as President Vladimir Putin welcomed a lineup of world leaders in a show of wartime defiance and international support more…

US President Donald Trump and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz have agreed to cooperate to resolve the armed conflict in Ukraine. This was announced by the official representative of the German government, Stefan…

For several days, Moscow has been experiencing intermittent Internet outages, leading to a cascade of problems across the city:

• Major online retailers have limited deliveries
• Taxi fares have increased
• E-scooter rides have been restricted
• Services…

The international security and financial system built and led by the United States after World War II has weathered the Cold War, regional wars, economic crises, and even a global pandemic. But according to one of President Donald Trump’s former…

Fiona Hill is an author, Russia analyst, and senior fellow at the Brookings Institution who previously served in intelligence and security roles under three US administrations. In a wide-ranging interview, she spoke to RFE/RL correspondent Todd…

U.S. President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky held a phone call on Thursday evening. 

In a post on X, Zelensky described the call as a “good conversation,” saying he and Trump discussed the Ukrainian parliament’s

Many Russian soldiers and civilians are willing to pay large sums of money to avoid being sent to the front in Ukraine. But amid mounting military losses and a shortage of new recruits, bribing your way out of the Russian army is getting…