Russia's logistical difficulties, flagging morale and insufficient manpower were possibly exacerbated by the loss of a warship. But the setback is likely minimal for Russian logistical efforts, an expert said.

The Mariupol City Council said it believed that as many as 300 people had been killed, citing eyewitness accounts. But the true toll remains unclear.

Meantime, a new U.S.-European task force is aimed at reducing Europe’s reliance on Russian energy, as the West looks to further punish Russia for its invasion of Ukraine.

As part of the effort, the United States will increase liquefied natural gas exports to Europe by at least 15 billion cubic meters this year with the aim of providing larger shipments in the future, the White House said.

The president met with U.S. service members from the 82nd Airborne Division stationed in Poland who are working with allies on deterrence efforts on NATO’s eastern flank.

Meantime, a new U.S.-European task force is aimed at reducing Europe’s reliance on Russian energy, as the West looks to further punish Russia for its invasion of Ukraine.

Western countries have offered Ukrainians fleeing violence a warmer embrace than other categories of refugees. The United Nations said Thursday they should apply the same approach to other displaced people.

Senior U.S. officials this month held their highest-level meeting with Venezuela’s President Nicolás Maduro in years.

The G-7 is expected to warn Vladimir Putin against chemical, nuclear weapons in Ukraine. Biden is holding emergency talks with NATO in Europe as the war marks one month.

Western leaders are to announce a plan to send gas from the U.S. to Europe, reducing the continent's reliance on Russian energy.

Washington Post photographers have been on the ground in Ukraine from the very beginning — here’s some of their most powerful work, one month into Russia's invasion.

Indictments in D.C and Kansas are Justice Department' latest salvo against Russian government.

The G-7 is expected to warn Vladimir Putin against chemical, nuclear weapons in Ukraine. Biden is holding emergency talks with NATO in Europe as the war marks one month.

According to the U.N. Children's Fund, 4.3 million children in Ukraine have been displaced in one month of war.

The United States and its European allies reinforced their tough stand against Russia on Thursday, sharply warning Moscow against using chemical weapons in Ukraine and announcing new sanctions on Russians. The White House also announced the United States would accept 100,000 refugees fleeing Ukraine.

William’s comments — and his omissions — in a speech in Jamaica have sparked a debate about how the British royal family should address its historical links to slavery.

The United States is still working out the details of how the Ukrainians will be admitted, and one of the officials said the number of refugees the United States plans to accept could change before the announcement but that the goal is to welcome up to 100,000.

Russia is turning to air, artillery, and rocket and missile bombardments of Ukrainian cities to offset the lack of momentum by troops on the ground.

North Korea fired a suspected intercontinental ballistic missile Thursday, Japanese defense officials said, which traveled a distance that could reach the U.S. mainland, in Pyongyang’s most powerful weapons test since 2017.

Biden is set to announce new sanctions and discuss “potential contingencies” if Russia turns to chemical or biological weapons in Ukraine.

“Make yourself visible and heard,” Zelensky said in a public appeal outside a government building. “Say that people matter, freedom matters. Peace matters. Ukraine matters.”

Secretary of State Antony Blinken pointed to the suffering of civilians in Mariupol, a key port city that Russian forces cut off early in their invasion and then bombarded.

The U.S. president will also consult with allies on “potential contingencies” if Russia launches cyberattacks on the West, or turns to chemical or biological weapons in Ukraine.

The World Health Organization said Wednesday it had verified 64 attacks on health-care facilities in Ukraine since the war began.

Western sanctions are starting to hit Russia, but the country's oil and gas exports are partly blunting the pain and helping the ruble recover some of the value it lost immediately after Russia invaded Ukraine.

The U.S. government has determined members of Russia’s military committed war crimes in Ukraine, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Wednesday, as President Biden arrived in Europe for high-level diplomatic meetings.

A visit to Makariv finds Russians still shelling and killing, despite government claims that Ukrainian forces had retaken the town.

The new NATO battle groups will be sent to Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania and Slovakia, Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said in Brussels ahead of an emergency summit.

"So far, his intention is … he wants to,” Russia’s ambassador to Indonesia said of Vladimir Putin’s attendance at the G-20 summit in Bali, Indonesia, later this year.

The militarization of Ukraine's population is most visible in the thousands of civilians who are enlisting and training as part of ad hoc security forces.

The cellist's tribute is gaining attention online as music offers a brief respite from the war across Ukraine.