The former security chief in Hong Kong has been handpicked and reflects China's disregard of outside criticism.

The missile strike on the Kramatorsk train station killed at least 50 people, said Pavlo Kyrylenko, head of the Donetsk regional administration.

Ukrainian officials said Russian missiles struck the Kramatorsk train station in eastern Ukraine while hundreds of evacuees were waiting to escape an expected Russian onslaught in the region.

Some in the Caribbean nation are welcoming U.S. efforts to find answers that have proved elusive to local authorities.

Russia's ability to sow propaganda has been crippled because social media companies have banned or restricted its state news channels. But Chinese state media, which has an even larger audience than Russia's, is amplifying Russian talking points.

“We left all our Lego in Ukraine,” Igor Sidorov wrote on Facebook. “Help me please!"

Scholz, who took over just four months ago from Angela Merkel, has broken with past policy but is still constrained by history.

Shanghai's 26 million residents are under lockdown, but some are wearing their best designer outfits for their only activity of the day: mandatory coronavirus tests.

Some embassies and civilians cautiously return to the capital, as Ukraine cautions Russia is using 'scorched earth' tactics in its eastern campaign.

As Russian mothers and widows grieve, countless bodies are unclaimed in Ukraine.

As protests swept the country, Peru’s prime minister on Thursday said Adolf Hitler was a model in infrastructure development who turned Germany into a “leading economic power in the world."

Global outrage has grown since the brutal slaying of civilians in the Kyiv suburb of Bucha was revealed after Russian forces withdrew.

With ports closed because of the war, vast amounts of wheat can’t reach nations that rely on it.

The U.N. General Assembly voted to suspend Russia from the Human Rights Council, but the total of 95 in favor with 24 no votes and 58 abstentions was a significant reduction from the 141 that voted in favor of last month’s nonbinding General Assembly measure condemning Russia’s “aggression” in Ukraine.

Global outrage has grown since the brutal slaying of civilians in the Kyiv suburb of Bucha was revealed after Russian forces withdrew.

Imran Khan’s effort to dissolve Parliament on the eve of the vote aggravated already strained relations with the United States.

The findings from Germany’s BND intelligence agency further undermine Russia’s denials of any involvement in atrocities in Ukraine, including in Bucha.

The prime minister's effort to dissolve parliament on the eve of a no-confidence vote aggravated already-strained relations with the United States.

The gruesome killings in Bucha could further isolate Moscow as the U.S. sanctions Putin's daughters and the E.U. will vote on a Russian coal ban.

Ukraine’s top diplomat said additional arms are urgently needed to prevent further Russian atrocities against civilians.

Police, local officials and regular citizens start the grim task of clearing Bucha of the hundreds of corpses decomposing on streets and in parks, apartment buildings and other locations.

A majority of Americans now say Russia is an enemy. But they differ on how we should handle that enemy.

NATO foreign ministers are set to meet for a second day, while the European Union could approve a ban on Russian coal.

The resignation of Idit Silman stripped Israel’s already fragile coalition of its majority and raised the prospect of a fresh round of elections.

With no body and few leads, theories abound about what might have happened to Paddy Moriarty. Some suggest the 70-year-old was fed to a crocodile or baked into a pie and served to tourists. Other potential culprits include a sinkhole, a serial killer, a snake bite or a simple heart attack.

New sanctions that will include two of the country’s largest banks as well as Russian President Vladimir Putin’s adult children.

Militia with far-right views says it welcomes all volunteers, regardless of ideology, in the fight against Russia.

The United States and its allies are stepping up sanctions in response to possible war crimes by Russian troops.

Russia’s state media still echoes the narrative that their country is ousting unwanted fascist elements that sit in Kyiv. And some Russians even argue that “denazification” requires a sweeping purge across the country.

The United States and its allies are stepping up sanctions in response to possible war crimes by Russian troops.

The open-ended war in Ukraine has thrown the Pentagon’s long-term planning into question, with senior U.S. defense officials expected to revamp how they deploy military forces in Eastern Europe and the Baltics amid deepening anxiety over Russia’s broader ambitions.

Ukraine's leader detailed alleged Russian atrocities at the U.N. Security Council, as Russia's ambassador pushed back.

International outrage over alleged war crimes in a Kyiv suburb is deepening Moscow’s isolation, as the European Commission proposes a ban on Russian coal and the United States plans a new package of sanctions.