Russia Executes Soldiers for Disobeying Orders in Ukraine, says White House Official
The Russian military is executing soldiers who do not follow orders related to the war in Ukraine, the White House...
UN Announces Advisory Body on Artificial Intelligence
The United Nations has begun an effort to help the world manage the risks and benefits of artificial intelligence. U.N....
North Korea Using Ties With Russia to Boost Standing With China
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is using his renewed diplomatic engagement and arms dealings with Russian President Vladimir Putin...
Russia Formally Charges RFE/RL Journalist With Violating ‘Foreign Agent’ Law
Russian authorities on Thursday formally charged Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty journalist Alsu Kurmasheva with violating the country’s “foreign agent” law....
Fears Grow for Ukrainian Journalist Missing Almost 3 Months
It has been almost three months since Victoria Roshchyna’s family and colleagues received any word from the award-winning Ukrainian journalist....
Russia Maintains Pressure on Avdiivka as Kyiv Eyes EU Summit for Support
Sporadic intense fighting continues in the eastern Ukrainian city of Avdiivka and surrounding areas of the Donetsk region as Kyiv...
Business Owners in Ukrainian Front-Line City Adapt as ‘Missile Can Come at Any Moment’
In a city where damaged buildings are everywhere, a destroyed pizzeria stands out as a painful reminder of lives and...
Kenya’s Dark Colonial Past Confronts Britain’s King Charles III
Ahead of a scheduled visit to Kenya by Britain’s King Charles III and Queen Camilla, the Talai clan of the...
Family, Friends Still Fighting to Free US Journalist From Russian Jail
With jailed American journalist Evan Gershkovich due to spend his birthday Thursday in prison, family and colleagues discuss their efforts...
Ukrainians Report Optimistic Outlook Despite Economic, Emotional Struggles
Despite bleak outlooks on their emotional and financial well-being, Ukrainians still remain optimistic about their future, according to a Gallup...
For the Journal’s Beckett, Securing Colleague’s Release Is Full-Time Beat
After a career spanning three decades and just as many continents, the Wall Street Journal’s Paul Beckett has a new...
Inside a Drone Factory: How It Helps Ukraine’s Defense Efforts
Brinc Drones is one of the U.S. companies shipping hundreds of drones to Ukraine. These drones are designed to help...
UK Plans Space Mission After Striking Deal with US Firm
The UK Space Agency and a U.S. spaceflight services company have signed an initial agreement as they bid to send...
Exclusive: $150 Million in Ukraine Military Aid Expected Wednesday
The United States is providing up to $150 million in additional military aid for Ukraine in a package expected as...
Zara Owner Inditex to Buy Recycled Polyester From US Start-Up
Zara-owner Inditex, the world’s biggest clothing retailer, has agreed to buy recycled polyester from a U.S. start-up as it aims...
Zelenskyy Vows to Reclaim All Territory Held by Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy pledged Tuesday to reclaim areas of Ukraine currently occupied by Russian forces. “Ukraine will reclaim its...
Azerbaijan-Turkey Drills Underway as New Armenian Conflict Looms
Fears of a new conflict are growing as Turkey and Azerbaijan demand a corridor through Armenian territory after last month’s...
33 US States Sue Meta, Accusing Platform of Harming Children
Thirty-three U.S. states are suing Meta Platforms Inc., accusing it of damaging young people’s mental health through the addictive nature...
What is Behind Recent Clashes Among Eritrean Diaspora in the West?
Violence among the Eritrean diaspora has broken out in Europe, the Middle East and North America in recent weeks. Hundreds...
Freed Journalist Recalls Ordeal in Afghan Prison
An Afghan-French journalist who spent 284 days imprisoned in Afghanistan has recalled how he was beaten, nearly choked, and interrogated. ...
Taiwan Computer Chip Workers Adjust to Life in American Desert
Phoenix, Arizona, in America’s Southwest, is the site of a Taiwanese semiconductor chip making facility. One part of President Joe...
Icelandic Women on 24-Hour Strike over Inequality
Icelandic women went on a 24-hour strike on Tuesday over gender inequality, including the prime minister, who said the fight...
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