NATO prepares for a post-America allianceThe U.S.-Europe relationship is at risk, as European leaders seek autonomy and security independence from U.S. influence amid the ongoing Ukraine conflict.
This European Nation Boasts an Army That Is 900,000 StrongRussia's invasion of Ukraine has triggered European countries to enhance military preparedness through strategies like conscription.
NATO prepares for a post-America allianceThe U.S.-Europe relationship is at risk, as European leaders seek autonomy and security independence from U.S. influence amid the ongoing Ukraine conflict.
This European Nation Boasts an Army That Is 900,000 StrongRussia's invasion of Ukraine has triggered European countries to enhance military preparedness through strategies like conscription.
German election: Parties face off over Ukraine, NATO, Trump DW 02/21/2025The final debate highlighted key political issues in Germany just before critical elections, reflecting the current polling landscape favoring right-wing opposition.
Kremlin Uses Olympic Ban as Another Arrow to Shoot at the WestRussia's minimized presence at the Paris Olympics reflects repercussions of the Ukraine invasion, showcasing a shift in international perceptions and the country's nationalistic narrative.
Ukraine Bans Telegram Use For State, Military OfficialsRussia's legal action against dissent includes significant prison sentences for anti-war statements, illustrating an ongoing clampdown in the wake of the Ukraine invasion.
Ukraine updates: Oil depots ablaze in Russia's Rostov region DW 06/18/2024Putin's first visit to North Korea in 24 years; praised DPRK for supporting Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Ukraine updates: Russia summons US envoy over Crimea strike DW 06/24/2024Russia accuses US of responsibility for missile strike on Crimea, leading to casualties and prompting a state of emergency. EU imposes new sanctions on Russia.
Of Caravan and the Dogs: The fall of independent journalism in RussiaIndependent journalists in Russia confront severe challenges that force them to choose between safety and journalism integrity in light of harsh new media laws.
Russia jails US-Russian journalist Kurmasheva DW 07/22/2024Journalist Alsu Kurmasheva sentenced to prison for 'spreading false information' about the Russian army amid reporting on Ukraine invasion.
Kremlin Uses Olympic Ban as Another Arrow to Shoot at the WestRussia's minimized presence at the Paris Olympics reflects repercussions of the Ukraine invasion, showcasing a shift in international perceptions and the country's nationalistic narrative.
Ukraine Bans Telegram Use For State, Military OfficialsRussia's legal action against dissent includes significant prison sentences for anti-war statements, illustrating an ongoing clampdown in the wake of the Ukraine invasion.
Ukraine updates: Oil depots ablaze in Russia's Rostov region DW 06/18/2024Putin's first visit to North Korea in 24 years; praised DPRK for supporting Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Ukraine updates: Russia summons US envoy over Crimea strike DW 06/24/2024Russia accuses US of responsibility for missile strike on Crimea, leading to casualties and prompting a state of emergency. EU imposes new sanctions on Russia.
Of Caravan and the Dogs: The fall of independent journalism in RussiaIndependent journalists in Russia confront severe challenges that force them to choose between safety and journalism integrity in light of harsh new media laws.
Russia jails US-Russian journalist Kurmasheva DW 07/22/2024Journalist Alsu Kurmasheva sentenced to prison for 'spreading false information' about the Russian army amid reporting on Ukraine invasion.
The oil crisis fuelled by Russia's war is evaporating and so are the profitsRussia's invasion of Ukraine has led to declining profits for oil and gas companies as market volatility normalizes.
Legal fight over 2.5bn worth of aircraft stuck in Russia plays out in DublinThe Dublin case centers on $2.5 billion in aircraft losses from Russia, pitting lessors against major insurance companies in a protracted legal battle.
Russia's economy is entering a year of pain in 2025Russia's economy will face significant challenges in 2025 due to high defense spending, inflation, and ongoing sanctions.
Russian deserter who guarded nuclear weapons base says there were constant lie-detector testsThe atmosphere at the Russian nuclear facility is characterized by extreme paranoia and strict surveillance measures.
Watch live: David Lammy marks 1,000 days since Russia's invasion of UkraineThe Independent emphasizes the importance of accessible, unbiased journalism during critical times in US history.
Putin inspects troops with Kadyrov on first Chechnya visit since 2011Putin praises Chechen fighters for their role in the Ukraine invasion, highlighting their bravery and commitment to defending Russia.
What to know about Russia's election, sure to hand Putin another termPutin likely to win fifth term in Russian presidential election with little competition.Despite strong control, Putin's reputation weakened after Ukraine invasion.
Putin warns again that Russia is ready to use nuclear weapons if its sovereignty is threatenedRussia is ready to use nuclear weapons to protect sovereignty and independence if threatened.Putin's warnings show readiness to use all means to protect gains in Ukraine.
Which Countries Hold Putin in High Regard?Putin has a low global approval rating, reflecting a wider mistrust in his leadership, particularly among democratic nations.
Farage accused of playing into Putin's hands' as he doubles down on Ukraine commentsCriticism towards Nigel Farage's claims on Putin's invasion of Ukraine.
What Putin's election win means for Russian sciencePutin secured fifth term with 87% votesRussian science facing challenges under Putin's leadership due to global shunning.
Putin inspects troops with Kadyrov on first Chechnya visit since 2011Putin praises Chechen fighters for their role in the Ukraine invasion, highlighting their bravery and commitment to defending Russia.
What to know about Russia's election, sure to hand Putin another termPutin likely to win fifth term in Russian presidential election with little competition.Despite strong control, Putin's reputation weakened after Ukraine invasion.
Putin warns again that Russia is ready to use nuclear weapons if its sovereignty is threatenedRussia is ready to use nuclear weapons to protect sovereignty and independence if threatened.Putin's warnings show readiness to use all means to protect gains in Ukraine.
Which Countries Hold Putin in High Regard?Putin has a low global approval rating, reflecting a wider mistrust in his leadership, particularly among democratic nations.
Farage accused of playing into Putin's hands' as he doubles down on Ukraine commentsCriticism towards Nigel Farage's claims on Putin's invasion of Ukraine.
What Putin's election win means for Russian sciencePutin secured fifth term with 87% votesRussian science facing challenges under Putin's leadership due to global shunning.
The 1960s Sniper Rifle Still in Action with Russian Special ForcesRussian Special Forces have sustained significant losses, with some units experiencing up to a 95% casualty rate since the Ukraine invasion.
Trump Falsely Claims Kamala Harris Met with Putin' Right Before Invasion of Ukraine: Did You Know That?'Trump falsely claimed Kamala Harris met Putin days before the Ukraine invasion, but no such meeting occurred.
Facing "financial crisis," Russia on pace for lowest launch total in 6 decadesRussia's space program is experiencing its lowest launch rate since 1961 due to financial constraints and international isolation following the invasion of Ukraine.
The 15 Russian 'neutrals' at the Paris Olympics are politically isolated and rarely in the spotlightRussian athletes at Paris Olympics face challenges amid country's ban from participating due to Ukraine invasion.
Evan Gershkovich, Paul Whelan freed from Russia in historic multi-country prisoner swap, back in USThe U.S. and Russia completed a major prisoner swap, with some journalists and dissidents released amidst strained relations post-Ukraine invasion.
Russia thanks Western sanctions for helping it avoid the CrowdStrike IT outageRussia was unaffected by a recent IT outage due to import substitution and sanctions resilience.
Isolated From West, Putin Projects Domestic Power at InaugurationPutin's inauguration portrayed his invasion of Ukraine as a religiously righteous mission, emphasizing his long-standing rule and Western dismissal of his election legitimacy.
German living standards plummeted after Russia invaded Ukraine, say economistsGerman living standards hit by energy shockEconomic downturn comparable to 2008 crisis
Journalism was a major winner at this year's Academy Awards - PoynterThe Associated Press won its first Oscar for Best Documentary at the Academy Awards.Mstyslav Chernov, an AP video journalist, gave a first-person account of the early days of Russia's invasion of Ukraine in the award-winning film.
Their Town Has a Plaque From Putin. They Want Zelensky to Tear It Down.Controversy surrounds a plaque in Bari signed by Putin, pledging friendship, drawing attention for hypocrisy amidst Ukraine invasion.
Spotify pulls music of Russian artists who support Ukraine warSpotify removes songs of sanctioned Russian artists amid EU support for Ukraine invasion.
Senior Tories line up to denounce Nigel Farage's defence of Putin's warConservatives condemn Farage for linking West to Russian invasion of Ukraine amid growing internal battle.