The United Kingdom on Friday hit Russian President Vladimir Putin's "inner circle" with a new round of sanctions on his ex-wife and rumored girlfriend as he continues his deadly war in Ukraine.
Ukrainian troops fighting Vladimir Putin’s army in eastern Ukraine have destroyed a “significant” number of Russian armored vehicles during a failed attempt at a river crossing by the invading forces, the United Kingdom’s Ministry of Defense said Friday.
The United Arab Emirates' long-ailing ruler, Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan, died Friday, the government's state-run news agency announced in a brief statement. He was 73.
Government officials in Sweden on Friday largely threw their support behind Stockholm’s push to join NATO, but a 42-page security report found the move could prompt Russian aggression.
Casualties of Russia's war in Ukraine emerged in stark relief with a new satellite image from Maxar Technologies, showing the expansion of the Starokrymske Cemetery in Mariupol.
After shuttering the embassy in February, even before the Russians invaded, a core group of diplomats returned ahead of a formal embassy re-opening later this month: the group lead by acting U.S. ambassador to Ukraine Kristina Kvien.
Protests broke out in Iran Thursday after the government cut subsidies for food, sending prices through the roof as authorities brace for more unrest in the following weeks.
Russian-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine have detained around 3,000 civilians from the besieged city of Mariupol, the country’s human rights chief claimed Thursday.
The U.S. tourist who was airlifted to Florida after falling ill at a Bahamas resort in an incident that left her husband and another American couple dead remains in good condition Thursday, a hospital spokesperson tells Fox News Digital.
A top U.S. official overseeing security in Europe warned Thursday that “tens of thousands” of Ukrainians have been forcibly sent to “filtration camps” or deported to Russian-controlled territories over the last three months.
Thousands of Ukrainian civilians have been killed by Russian forces in Mariupol since the war began but the “true scale” of atrocities has yet to be fully uncovered, the UN human rights commissioner warned Thursday.
Russian military forces have withdrawn from a Ukrainian region proving their inability to takeover cities in Ukraine. They fled to 'reorganize and replenish its forces'.
Russian-backed Donbas separatist forces said Thursday they will not agree to any deal to extract Ukrainian troops holed up in the Mariupol Azovstal steel plant.
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev is warning Thursday that the “pumping of Ukraine by NATO countries with weapons” brings the risk of the conflict “turning into a full-fledged nuclear war.”
