As the war in Ukraine continues without a clear solution, Western governments are beginning to rethink their original goals. According to the Financial Times report, there is a possibility of an agreement whereby Russia would retain control over parts of the occupied territory, while the rest of Ukraine could gain NATO membership.
Russian opposition activist Ildar Dadin, who fought on the side of Ukraine, was killed during fighting against Russian forces in the Kharkiv region.
Amid the global economic crisis caused by the war in Ukraine and sanctions, Russia is considering limiting exports of strategic raw materials such as uranium, titanium and nickel. Even as the West seeks to reduce its dependence, these raw materials are still vital to American and European industry
The former US envoy predicts the lifting of restrictions on the use of US missiles for strikes inside Russia
As the whole world listens to see if the Israelis have started the engines of their tanks for a new invasion of Lebanon, as they add up the dead and wounded in a rocket attack on the Houthis in Yemen, and as the pundits speculate how Hezbollah will avenge the death of its leader, the war in Ukraine continues unabated. . The fact that the spotlights of the world public are focused on the Middle East does not mean that in the European East, people have stopped dying in droves every day, in a war whose protagonists, even after two and a half years, do not have a convincing plan or a realistic scenario for an imminent end.
Most Germans reject further arming of Ukraine. Will the failed Chancellor Olaf Scholz's government also change its policy?
Zelensky presented to Biden what he called a plan for victory against Russia. He again demanded that the United States lift restrictions on the use of long-range weapons against military targets inside the Russian Federation. And while Zelensky's visit to the USA continues, Russian troops entered the eastern part of the city of Ugledar, an outpost of the Ukrainian defense line in the south of the Donetsk region.
Chechnya's Controversial Leader Ramzan Kadyrov Accuses Tesla Owner Elon Musk Of Remotely Shutting Down His Cyber Truck
Ukraine is testing a new deadly weapon - a "dragon drone" at Russian military positions
With the wars in Ukraine and Gaza, and the increasingly pronounced threat of China to intervene in Taiwan, geopolitics and foreign policy, as well as the roles of states in international relations, have once again come into focus on the world public and scientific scene. A new book by John Mearsheimer and Sebastian Rosato helps us understand whether the behavior of states in international relations is rational and what rationality consists of
Over time, Chechen special forces commander Apti Alaudinov became one of the most prominent Russian war commentators. Is Allaudinov just a propagandist for Moscow or does the Kremlin want to make him Kadyrov's successor?
Russian President Vladimir Putin threatens that there will be a direct confrontation with the West if he allows Ukraine to use long-range missiles for attacks on Russian territory. This is exactly what Kiev is asking of its allies. Escalation of the conflict is on the horizon
Pressure is growing for NATO to expand its air defenses to the west of Ukraine, but fears of an escalation of the conflict with Russia are limiting reactions
During his visit to Kiev, US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken gave the strongest hint so far that the US will allow Ukraine to use long-range weapons inside the territory of the Russian Federation. British Foreign Secretary David Lemmy pointed out that Iran's supply of ballistic missiles to Moscow has changed strategic thinking in London and Washington.
For the war against Ukraine, Russia is also recruiting citizens of some Asian, African and South American countries
While the war rages in Ukraine and around the Russian Kursk, and Volodymyr Zelensky announces a "victory plan", a third of the ministers have submitted their resignations. But, allegedly, there is no conflict and everything is planned
Due to Russian missiles launched at Ukrainian cities near the border with Poland, Poland has raised its military planes again. Meanwhile, the media reports that Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba is resigning. This was also done yesterday by the Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine, Irina Vereshchuk
Between September 2023 and July 2024, the Ukrainian city of Berislav was subjected to an unprecedented series of Russian drone attacks. During that period, the Ukrainian authorities recorded more than 120 attacks in which 16 people were killed and more than 130 were injured. According to these data, all of them were civilians.
In India's 'city of diamonds', workers face a massive and seemingly endless financial crisis triggered by Russia's invasion of Ukraine
After an attack by Ukrainian drones, an ammunition warehouse caught fire in the Ostrogosh district of Russia's Voronezh region. Russia has declared a state of emergency, and the plan is to evacuate around 200 people
Air raid sirens sounded in Moscow on Wednesday morning. Russian air defenses claim to have shot down 45 Ukrainian drones. After the land offensive, the Ukrainian army also launched an aerial offensive. War has definitely come to Russia
In the midst of Russia's successful offensive in the direction of the city of Pokrovsk, Ukraine launched a surprise attack on Russian territory and occupied over 1000 square kilometers in the Kursk region. As the Russians advance towards the city of Pokrovsk in Ukraine, the Ukrainians are taking part of Russian territory. This is the largest cross-border operation on Russian territory since World War II
While Russia controls most of eastern Ukraine, Ukrainian troops continue to attack the Belgorod and Kursk regions. Not with the intention of occupying them, but to "protect the lives of Ukrainians". And to show their muscles
The head of the Dnipropetrovsk regional military administration, Sergej Lysak, confirmed that the fire at the nuclear plant was extinguished. Moscow and Kiev traded accusations over who was to blame for the provocation and potential nuclear incident
The number of deserters in the Russian army is growing. Human rights activists report their torture. DW spoke to one of them
After the penetration of Ukrainian troops into the southern Russian border region of Kursk, Moscow is sending units to reinforce its forces there. With this penetration, Ukraine wants to achieve military and political goals
Ukrainian forces launched an attack on the Kursk area in Russia, and Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Ukrainian forces are carrying out indiscriminate artillery attacks on civilian targets in the border area.
