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Don’t expect Russian ground forces to try to hold territory.

The French president rattled Washington—and his domestic political rivals—with a full-throated defense of Europe’s centrality.

The United States enjoyed decades of air dominance. Not anymore.

It’s part of an effort to shed light on Russia’s orchestrated campaign to destabilize Kyiv—and even take over Ukraine.

Intense interest by diplomats and state media underscores the significance of Russia’s intervention.

Warnings from U.S. officials come amid a cyberattack on Ukrainian government websites.

There’s lots of history at the Security Council, but few changes.

U.S. Senate strikes down sanctions bill on a Russian pipeline project that became a political lightning rod in Washington.

U.S. and allies bat down Russian proposals to halt NATO expansion.

The Taliban are pressuring exiled diplomats in an attempt to take back Afghanistan’s embassies.

Russian threats to Ukraine have spurred security conversations in northern Europe.

Identifying white nationalists and others remains a challenge.

How the world looked on in horror during the Capitol insurrection.

The group wants to trade an American engineer abducted two years ago for an Afghan drug lord imprisoned in the U.S.

Arab states are welcoming the Syrian president back into the fold. That’s bad news for millions of Syrian refugees.

The United States is demanding that Russia roll back more than 100,000 troops on Ukraine’s border.

Extraditing the outgoing president won’t be easy, but it’s what many citizens want.

The eighth round of nuclear talks kicks off this week in Vienna, with U.S. officials saying Iran has only weeks to play ball.

The trial to liquidate Russia’s best-known human rights organization is about much more.

But so have Russia’s armed forces—making any conflict more of a toss-up than a walkover.