Lawmakers haven’t decided yet whether they should focus solely on Ukraine—or write a broader indictment of the president.

Seventy-five years after the mass slaughter of Kiev's Jews, Ukraine begins a new memorial project.

The war in Ukraine and shifts in energy markets have put the Russian leader in a bind.

The experience of Ukrainian medics in the notorious Olenivka POW camp suggests that Russia’s treatment of captives is certainly inhumane and probably illegal.

A monument to Feliks Dzerzhinsky, the founder of the Bolsheviks’ feared secret police, has been quietly rehabilitated. Why?

Hollywood imagined that computers would launch a nuclear missile, but self-guided aircraft are what’s truly changing the nature of combat.  

Who will succeed Russia’s longest-serving ruler since Stalin? Not even the handpicked elite can say.

A second Trump term probably wouldn’t change U.S. foreign policy all that much.

There will be no return to normalcy or status quo ante.