Russian President Vladimir Putin has increasingly characterized his all-out war against Ukraine as a struggle for "sovereignty," yet what limited territorial gains Russia has achieved since 2022 pale

People and Ideas That Made the Russian Invasion Possible,” by historian Ilia Venyavkin, profiles the figures who helped Vladimir Putin prime Russians for the attack on Ukraine. Venyavkin cites a visit to the Main Cathedral of the Russian Armed Forces in Patriot Park as a primary catalyst for the book.

Russian oil is being sold at the steepest discount on record in a hammer blow to Vladimir Putin’s war machine.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Friday that his country was "not seeing the willingness from Ukraine" to negotiate a peace deal, again blaming the country he ordered a full-scale invasion of nearly four years ago for the continuation of a war he's ...

Russians have put up with drone attacks, rising prices and a crackdown on free speech.

Miraculously, against all odds, Russian President Vladimir Putin is winning World War Three — just not on the bloody battlefields of Ukraine. In Ukraine, his battered military — after three-and-a-half years of his Special Military Operation and nearly ...

Industrial chemicals have been produced on the banks of the River Elbe outside the city of Wittenberg for more than a century, from the Kaiser era through wars, Communism and the chaotic collapse of East Germany.

When Russia's invasion of Ukraine began, Pavel 'Pasha' Talankin found himself waging a silent one-man war to save the town of Karabash’s youth from falling into the vortex of the Kremlin’s propaganda machine. František Svatoš/Supplied