Morning Brief

The Kremlin’s plan to mobilize hundreds of thousands of forces is facing growing resistance.

If polling holds up, the country’s most far-right government since World War II could soon come into power.

Experts say the Russian leader’s military mobilization plans reflect his growing desperation.

The death of a 22-year-old woman while in police custody has ignited defiant demonstrations.

The world’s largest diplomatic convention has kicked off as countries confront a grim reality.

Government fuel hikes have frustrated a population already grappling with record inflation and political instability.

The far-right Sweden Democrats surged in popularity—and helped propel Sweden’s right-wing bloc to victory.

With a third of the country underwater, experts warn of spreading waterborne diseases and food shortages.

As violence flares again between Armenia and Azerbaijan, Russia’s faltering status in the region shows.

Sudden success has raised hopes in Kyiv and threatens to disrupt Moscow’s official narrative on the war.

News of her death sparked an outpouring of grief from world leaders.

As Bolsonaro lags behind in polls, he is scrambling to rally his base and push his far-right platform.