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KYIV, Ukraine — As Russian troops advanced from the north, this capital with its defiant president and citizen militias armed with rifles and homemade bombs was preparing a robust defense Thursday as talks to end the war stalled and relentless shelling battered coastal towns in the south.

KYIV, Ukraine — Across Kyiv, there were signs that Ukrainians were trying to mount a robust defense.

An agreement on Iran’s nuclear deal appeared imminent, but a new Russian demand has cast doubt over the talks.

Turkish foreign minister says the two top diplomats agreed to meet on the side of a forum in southern Turkey.

A top Iranian official said Monday that his country is seeking “creative ways” to restore its nuclear deal with world powers after Russia's foreign minister linked sanctions on Moscow over its war on Ukraine to the ongoing negotiations. The tweet by Ali Shamkhani, the secretary of Iran's powerful Supreme National…

Ukraine-Russia news from March 5: Ceasefire fails in the key city, allegations of violations by both Russia and Ukraine.

Sergey Lavrov refuses to say if he has ‘blood on his hands’ over killing of 10-year-old Polina

Ukraine-Russia news from March 3: Kyiv and Moscow agree on plan for safe corridors to evacuate civilians.

There are many ways in which Russian President Vladimir Putin has made the world a more dangerous, brutish and frightening place. One is by raising the potential for nuclear Armageddon. Two scenarios stand out. The first involves the short term; the other, the long.