Russia-Ukraine War
The latest on the Russia-Ukraine War. On February 24, 2022, Russia's Vladimir Putin began a military invasion of Ukraine, creating the largest military conflict and the largest refugee crisis in Europe since World War II. Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky received international praise for his handling of the conflict, with the international community condemning Russia's Putin and implementing sanctions that have crippled and isolated the Russian economy. In late 2022/early 2023, the United States, Canada, and other countries have supported Ukraine by providing weapons and tanks, significant resources to bolster Ukraine's efforts in the war.
Russia looks to leave Europe's anti-torture convention
Jeremy Pizzi, legal adviser at Global Rights Compliance, told Newsweek Russia "has even more horrendous behavior to hide from the world."
Russia responds to Trump sanctions threat
Trump signalled he is moving forward with more sanctions over the Ukraine war.
Poland's deputy PM on Trump, Putin and becoming Europe's new military power
Newsweek sat down with Polish Foreign Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Radek Sikorski in Washington for a candid conversation.
Ukraine government building hit for first time in massive Russian attack
"For the first time, the government building was damaged by an enemy attack," Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko said.
Donald Trump says he'd "love" to host Putin, Xi at Miami G20
The next year's meeting of the G20 will be held at Trump National Doral golf course in Florida.
Zelensky issues challenge to Putin: "come to Kyiv"
The Ukrainian president has already rejected a suggestion that he could go to Moscow for talks to end the war.
Donald Trump plans to reinterpret 38-year-old military treaty: what to know
The move is expected to benefit major American drone manufacturers including General Atomics, Kratos and Anduril.
Putin is really keen for Zelensky meeting to happen in Moscow
Russian leader's insistence on home venue for talks flies in the face of Ukraine's call for a neutral location and reveals a fundamental barrier to peace.
Ukraine deal to end Russia's war "practically impossible": Putin
President Trump has threatened additional sanctions and secondary tariffs if Russia does not make peace
Putin calls NATO troops in Ukraine "legitimate targets"
Some of Kyiv's allies in NATO are discussing sending troops to Ukraine as part of security guarantees after Russia's war ends.
Trump Just Lost His Tariff Leverage | Opinion
China is watching to see whether the U.S. can credibly enforce sanctions on Russia before it even thinks about how to respond to a Taiwan crisis. India is watching to see if its minor tariff penalty was symbolic or structural. Turkey, UAE, and Central Asia are watching to see how long they can monetize the West's enforcement gaps.
Sweden warns Europe of main threat after China parade
Russia is willing to take "political and military risks," Swedish Defense Minister Pål Jonson told Newsweek.
Poland scrambles fighter jets as Russia launches long-range strikes
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the Russian bombardment consisted of 500 drones and 24 missiles across multiple regions.
Is the West Fooling Itself on Ukraine Security Guarantees? | Opinion
If the Europeans thought Ukraine was so important to the security of their continent, then European troops would already be fighting alongside the Ukrainians in the trenches of the Donbas. They aren't.
Russia says it is expecting Donald Trump visit
Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said that Vladimir Putin had invited President Donald Trump during their meeting in Alaska in August.
Putin hails Kim's "initiative" in North Korea troops fighting for Russia
The Russian and North Korean leaders met in China ahead of a huge military parade in Beijing to mark the end of WWII.
NATO issues new warnings after Russia GPS jamming
While von der Leyen's plane landed safely, Rutte said the entire continent is now under direct threat from Russia's escalating tactics.
Ukraine unveils new "JET MAX" bomber drone: What to know
Having stocks of heavy bomber drones is "very important," said Samuel Bendett, a senior non-resident associate at the CSIS think tank.
Donald Trump's 50-day deadline to Russia expires
The U.S. president threatened tariffs on Moscow if there was no deal to end to the war within the seven-week time frame.
Putin attacks NATO 'horror movie makers'
Putin has claimed Western countries are making up scare stories about Russia's aggressive intentions.
Video shows Ukraine destroying two Russian Mi-8 helicopters in Crimea
Ukrainian drones struck two Mi-8s, a multi-role helicopter used for troop movement, cargo delivery and medical evacuation, as well as armed combat missions.
Ukraine uses new Flamingo missile for first time: Report
Kyiv has hailed the domestically-made long-range missile as a "very powerful" weapon in the country's arsenal.
North Korea reveals when Kim gave order to fight Ukraine
Kim Jong Un made the call just three weeks after Ukraine launched its counteroffensive in Russia's Kursk region.
Russia accused of jamming GPS as EU chief's jet tried to land
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's jet was allegedly targeted.
Video shows Ukrainian lawmaker's murder—report
The pro-European politician was gunned down in a western Ukraine city on Saturday.
Putin arrives in China as Ukraine celebrates crucial battle win
The Kremlin chief will stay in China for several days for a security summit that will also be attended by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Trump giving Ukraine capability to strike deeper into Russia: Ambassador
Russian President Vladimir Putin has made no concessions as part of ceasefire negotiations.
White House reacts to report of 'Chinese peacekeepers' in post-war Ukraine
Reports have surfaced indicating some shape of what a post-war Ukraine could look like under a potential peace deal with Russia.
White House reacts after Macron says Trump could be "again played" by Putin
President Trump has warned of unspecified "consequences" if Russia's Vladimir Putin and Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky do not meet.
Russia sends warships near Alaska on "patriotic" mission
The presence of Russian naval vessels in the Far East follows President Vladimir Putin's trip to Alaska to meet Donald Trump.