Ukraine’s president vowed to keep pushing Russian forces out of his country after they withdrew from Kherson, leaving behind devastation, hunger and booby traps in the southern Ukrainian city. The … Read More
In a bid to help Ukraine cover the widening gap in its government budget, the European Commission has unveiled a new package of €18 billion in financial assistance to be … Read More
The German capital is expanding a temporary refugee shelter at its former airport, Tegel, to accommodate 3,600 Ukrainians. Berlin has been struggling to host civilians who have recently fled Russian attacks … Read More
Russian forces used torture and kept a famous Mariupol medic in ‘inhumane’ conditions, the survivor of the key port city’s siege has told Euronews. Yuliia “Taira” Paievska was a medical … Read More
Citizens in Kherson spent eight months of occupation fighting Russian control through a “yellow ribbon campaign,” hanging yellow ribbons across the city, drawing graffiti, posting leaflets, and passing on information … Read More
A majority of Bulgaria’s lawmakers on Thursday approved sending the country’s first military aid to Ukraine. The National Assembly voted 175-49 with one abstention in favour of a proposal submitted by four … Read More
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s hands are starting to look black on top, a likely sign he’s had a barrage of injections to battle serious illness, a former British Army chief … Read More
WASHINGTON – North Korea is secretly supplying Russia with artillery shells as yet another US adversary steps up to boost Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine, the White House said Wednesday. National … Read More
Hillary Clinton wants former President Donald Trump to fork over more than $1 million to pay her legal fees after a judge threw out his racketeering lawsuit against her in … Read More
Ukrainian grain shipments continued on Monday — despite Russia’s announcement over the weekend that it was pulling out of a deal to secure commercial shipping in the Black Sea after … Read More
