WARSAW — The message beamed into American living rooms on a Sunday morning was stripped of diplomatic ambiguity. Asked by CBS News what would happen if Moscow’s forces crossed further...
KIEV — For months, the war in Eastern Europe was largely measured in yards of blood-soaked mud along a grueling, static front line. But over a dramatic series of recent...
How German Capital and Ukrainian Innovation Are Upending the Balance of Power in Eastern Europe BERLIN — For decades after the Cold War, Germany was defined by a foreign policy...
MOSCOW — For two decades, Vladimir V. Putin offered the Russian public an unwritten social contract: leave politics to the Kremlin, and in return, your daily life will remain stable,...
CHITA, Russia — The tailback stretches into the blue horizon along the Trans-Siberian Highway, an unbroken, exhaust-heavy ribbon of thousands of idling long-haul rigs. Drivers, stranded for up to four...
Cracks in the Kremlin’s Armor: How a Fuel Crisis and Public Fury Are Shaking Putin’s Grip on Russia Across the Russian Federation, from the gleaming streets of Moscow and Saint...
In a swift, multi-axis offensive that has drastically altered the geometry of the war in southern Ukraine, elite Ukrainian forces have breached Russian defensive lines to a depth of 25...
WASHINGTON — In a sudden and calculated escalation that redefines the geopolitical landscape of the Middle East, United States forces launched a coordinated, high-intensity strike against Iranian naval assets and...
SEBASTOPOL — For eight years following its illegal annexation of Crimea in 2014, the Kremlin pitched the sun-drenched Black Sea peninsula to its citizens as a sovereign paradise, an untouchable...
BANDAR ABBAS, Iran — For decades, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps projected power across the Middle East from the jagged coastal ridges and sprawling naval yards of southern Iran. Today,...