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New Russian attacks are pounding the last Ukrainian stronghold in the besieged city of Mariupol

Industry and economists say a ban would be catastrophic for the country’s economy, but many companies expect it to happen anyway

Russian oligarch and once billionaire Oleg Tinkov spoke out against Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine making him a rare dissenting voice from within the country's elite

A damning report from Bloomberg has exposed divisions amongst top Kremlin insiders who secretly think Russia's invasion of Ukraine is a complete disaster amid fears Putin could use nukes in his failing war

Imprisoned Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny waded into France’s tight presidential campaign, urging voters to back incumbent Emmanuel Macron in Sunday's runoff and alleging that far-right challenger Marine Le Pen is too closely linked to Russia

Russian forces tightened the noose around die-hard Ukrainian defenders holed up at a Mariupol steel plant Wednesday amid desperate new efforts to open an evacuation corridor for civilians trapped in the ruined city, a key battleground in Moscow’s drive to seize the country's industrial east. As the holdouts came under…

Russia has successfully tested a new intercontinental nuclear ballistic missile as Vladimir Putin warned the Kremlin’s enemies to “think twice” about threatening his country.

How a former civil servant from Nottingham became pro-Kremlin voice in Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and jailed Russian Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny voiced support separately for French President Emmanuel Macron ahead of Sunday's second round of the presidential election that pits the incumbent against Russia-friendly far-right candidate Marine Le Pen.

After more than 50 days since Ukraine’s Russian invasion began, the whole world continues to witness a bloody war that adds new deaths, injuries, refugees, and displaces people every day.

Imprisoned Russian opposition leader says France is ‘close’ to his heart and he felt he could address the French people.