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Moscow has to figure out how to replenish unprecedented losses in just under three months of fighting.

Russia has flailed on the battlefield. But the damage inflicted on Ukraine’s economy could prove existential without Western support.

China’s expansion into the South Pacific caught Australia and the United States off guard.

Moscow’s neighbors in NATO want larger troop deployments that could deter any more land grabs by Putin.

Ukraine wants night vision tools to fight back.

A letter alleges the State Department put diplomats facing reproductive health emergencies in “life-threatening situations.”

The U.K. and several Nordic countries have offered security guarantees to what could be NATO’s newest members.

But the Pentagon is deploying fewer this time.

Popular videos paint the Russian president as a widely admired figure.

Kyiv pleads for advanced gear as the Donbas fighting drags on, but advocates fear there’s “not enough political will.”

But not quite enough to check Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine.

A government push has created a strange market in some rural areas.

British Defense Secretary Ben Wallace said Beijing views Moscow as an increasingly “inconvenient friend” as the war in Ukraine is further bogged down.

An abandoned oil tanker with more than 1 million barrels of crude is rusting off the coast.

Washington has been slow to meet expanded targets for refugee admissions due to the last administration’s policies.

Lawmakers push the U.S. State Department to overcome its “bunker mentality,” but in Ukraine, that’s complicated.

As bombs fall on Ukraine, many European governments are waking up to the sorry state of their own civil defenses.

The Russian leader is expected to use his country’s upcoming World War II Victory Day celebration to stir up support for the bungled war in Ukraine.

Biden faces pressure to secure release of Americans wrongfully detained abroad.

Minsk enabled Moscow in its Ukraine war. Now, Belarusians are paying the price.