Ukraine’s Army Reforms Aim to Fix Its Biggest Vulnerability
More than four years since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, officials say Kyiv has one challenge that outpaces all others — manpower. Although independent…
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Hodges: The Momentum Has Shifted in Ukraine’s Favor — and Russia Knows It
For the first time in nearly two decades, the May 9 Victory Day parade in Moscow will not include military hardware. Retired Lt. Gen.…
Inside the Effort to Prosecute Russia’s Ukraine War Crimes
As the Trump administration stepped in to broker peace negotiations between Kyiv and Moscow more than a year ago, one issue, which had once…
The U.S. Has Lost Leverage on Ukraine, Says Former Bush Official
A former assistant secretary of state in the George W. Bush administration says the U.S. has become “a little less relevant” in efforts to…
A Russian Drone Hit Chernobyl — Now the Clock Is Ticking
Four years. That’s how much time is left to repair the massive new steel arch that hovers over Chernobyl’s Reactor 4, says Simon Evans,…
The American Flying Corneas to Ukraine
In a moment that’s been eight years in the making, Marian Kobryn has just regained normal vision in his right eye. By the time…
Experts Tell Congress Russia Has Helped Iran Target American Forces
After a second consecutive weekend in which planned peace talks between U.S. and Iranian negotiators in Islamabad were canceled, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi…
Communism’s Legacy and its Misunderstanding on Display in Washington
At the Victims of Communism Memorial in Washington, as each country was called, representatives stepped forward in silence to honor victims of communist regimes…
At the Front, Ukraine Is Holding the Line — and Finding Small Openings
More than four years into Russia’s war against Ukraine, the 1,250-kilometer front line — stretching from Kherson in the south to Kharkiv in the…
