Russia
The latest on Russia. The largest country in the world by territory, Russia is one of the most populous countries in the world and is the most populous in Europe. Currently led by President Vladimir Putin, the government is comprised of three branches: the legislative, the executive, and the judiciary. Relations between Russia and the United States are often at odds, with tensions dating back decades.
JD Vance warns there's "very strong evidence" China, Russia want Greenland
Vice President JD Vance's remarks in Greenland come as President Trump continues pushing for the U.S. to annex the island.
Putin launches Russia's new nuclear-powered submarine
After pursuing a ceasefire in the Black Sea with Ukraine, Vladimir Putin launched a new nuclear-powered submarine in Murmansk.
Russia warns Europe is blocking Trump's Black Sea truce
The EU has said that it will not lift sanctions on Russia until there is a lasting peace deal in Ukraine.
Washington reacts to Putin's idea of US-led transition government in Kyiv
The Russian leader vowed to "finish off" Ukraine, and said the US, U.N. and Europe could form a "temporary" administration until an election is held.
Putin reacts to Trump's "serious" Greenland plans ahead of Vance visit
On Tuesday, Trump told reporters in the Oval Office that the US will "go as far as we have to go" to gain control of Greenland.
Kim Jong Un shows off North Korea's nuclear attack warning craft
North Korea is stepping up its air defenses as it unveils a new aircraft equipped with a powerful radar for surveillance and warning.
Ukrainian lawmaker details "horror" show minerals deal with Trump
""It can and must be changed," said lawmaker Yaroslav Zheleznyak.
Denmark to draft women into the military amid Greenland, Russia tensions
Denmark will be the third country in NATO, alongside Norway and Sweden, to draft women into its armed forces.
Lithuania, Estonia say Trump pressure on Europe is making NATO stronger
President Donald Trump has repeatedly threatened to leave the NATO alliance should member states fail to increase defensive spending. Now, they are.
Panama deals a blow to Putin's shadow fleet
The Central American country will deregister 128 sanctioned vessels sailing under its flag, Bloomberg reported.
Russia flexes missile muscles at US ally
The Kalibr cruise missile, which has a range of up to 1,550 miles, has seen extensive use in strikes against Ukraine.
US will "ally" with Russia against Europe: Solovyov
"Europe and Canada are now in global isolation. Nobody needs them," said Kremlin propagandist Vladimir Solovyov.
EU cuts across Trump on Russia sanctions
The White House had said it would work with Russia to restore its access to certain world markets.
Russia's submarine hunter intercepted by US jets over USS Carl Vinson—video
Imagery released by the U.S. Navy shows the aircraft carrier, USS Carl Vinson, was in the Sea of Japan near Russia earlier this month.
Ukraine's F-16s launch ground strikes on Russian targets
A Ukrainian F-16 pilot has offered a rare glimpse into the U.S.-sourced combat jets missions on the front lines.
NATO allies reverse course on Ukraine troop deployment plans
European leaders are weighing the challenges of sending troops to Ukraine following any peace deal as proposed by the U.K. and France.
Estonia's Tsahkna says Putin playing with Trump, feels reassured by Rubio
The foreign affairs minister's comments to Newsweek followed the announcement of a deal between Russia and Ukraine to cease military action in the Black Sea.
Lithuania's Budrys hails Black Sea truce, wants Ukraine security guarantees
The foreign affairs minister spoke with Newsweek about Russia, Ukraine and the state of the NATO alliance.
Europe split on defense plan amid Russia threat
Southern European countries fear increased military spending will increase debt, while Baltic states are boosting defense budgets.
Russian oil trade gets a boost from Trump's Venezuela tariffs: expert
Donald Trump announced a 25 percent tariff on countries buying Venezuelan oil—a move that 'ironically' could help Moscow.
Russia denies reports of new border incursion by Ukraine in Belgorod
Tensions between Ukraine and Russia persist amid peace negotiations as Moscow accuses Kyiv of attempt to invade its city of Belgorod.
Map shows "dirty 15" countries Trump could hit with new tariffs
The White House is finalizing its approach to tariffs in the next few days.
US sends "nuke sniffer" plane on Western Pacific mission
The WC-135R atmospheric collection aircraft fleet routinely conducts air-sampling missions globally, including over the Far East.
European nation discovers Russian disinformation plot
"This case shows how Russian intelligence uses disinformation to destabilize Western democracies from within," the Interior Ministry said.
Trump says Russia may be "dragging their feet" on Ukraine peace
Russia is "already trying to distort the agreements," Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Tuesday.
Zelensky says Russia sends "clear signal" after Trump breakthrough
Donald Trump's White House administration had unveiled a Black Sea agreement with Russia and Ukraine.
Jessica Aber death update as police say no foul play suspected
Conspiracy theories have swirled about the death of the former US Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia.
What is JD Vance's problem with Europe? Former diplomat shares his theory
The leak of war planning texts this week shows the vice president is consistent in both public and private about his feelings on the European alliance.
Russian region to pay schoolgirls who become pregnant
Moscow is increasing its efforts to solve the country's declining birth rate by incentivizing women to become pregnant.
Video shows Ukraine's Rarog Regiment wipe out Russian BREM-1
"You can count how many drones they used to completely destroy this armored vehicle," Ukraine's government said in a post to social media.