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Russia invaded Ukraine on Thursday by land, air and sea in the largest military attack on European continents since WWII. Civilians are fleeing by trains and cars.

An 11th-hour United Nations meeting seeking to stem potential fighting between Ukraine and Russia produced a rare, spontaneous exchange between the countries' representatives.

Russia’s attack on Ukraine and retaliatory sanctions from the West may not portend another global recession.

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned Russia after it launched an attack on the country overnight Wednesday that for the sake of Ukrainians "freedom," "lives" and their "children’s lives we will defend ourselves."

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy declared martial law Thursday and announced the country had severed diplomatic ties with Russia after the giant neighboring nation launched a military invasion into Ukraine.

After Russian President Vladimir Putin declared a “special military operation" in Ukraine early Thursday morning, videos and photos surfaced on social media purportedly showing the reality of war in Europe.

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a “special military operation” in Ukraine Wednesday evening, further escalating tensions that hit a fever pitch after Putin recognized two breakaway regions of the country, but he may have dropped some warning signs regarding an invasion back in July 2021.

President Joe Biden condemned Russian President Vladimir Putin, after the country carried out military operations in Ukraine Wednesday evening. Biden also announced a speech on the issue Thursday.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Wednesday that he is lifting the Emergencies Act by which his government quelled the Freedom Convoy and froze the bank accounts of those who contributed to them.

Gleb Pavlovsky believes Putin would have listened to dissenting opinions, and he is disappointed that no one challenged the Russian president on his plans to redraw the map of Europe.

Russia and Turkey have made strides to improve their relationship, but Ukraine appears to have created a wedge that could drive the two further apart.

The United Kingdom's government is believing more and more that the ongoing coronavirus pandemic was the result of a lab leak in Wuhan, China, according to a new report.

A news agency and two editors from different outlets posted similar instructions or stances on the coverage of Russia's actions in Ukraine, citing a need for Russia's help with Taiwan in the future.

A hostage taker in the Apple Store in Amsterdam demanded a ransom of 200 million euros before he was run over by police as he chased his hostage out of the shop, police and prosecutors said Wednesday.

Amid soaring energy costs across Europe, officials at Palazzo Vecchio — the building that serves as Florence’s city hall as well as a museum —-have teamed up with a local nonprofit to help fixed-income retirees keep their power on through an "Adopt-a-Bill" fundraising campaign.

Russian President Vladimir Putin, in a video address Wednesday, asserted that the country’s core interests were “non-negotiable” amid tensions with Ukraine – and with the U.S. and other Western nations.

MP Saks cites "antifa" organizer who said 'honk honk' and images of frog clowns are neo-Nazi code

Conservative members of Parliament are outraged over the government extending the unprecedented Emergencies Act after protestors with the trucking Freedom Convoy had been removed.

Russian President Vladimir Putin mocked one of his chief officials during a televised meeting Monday, telling the intelligence officer to "speak plainly."