Ukraine

Western sanctions over the war in Ukraine have had limited impact.

A new security agreement and $50 billion funding deal signal that the West remains united in Kyiv’s defense—but how long will it last?

With constant assaults on the electricity grid, Moscow is adding an explosive twist to an old playbook.

The plan comes as Western leaders debate Ukraine’s ambitions to join NATO.

If Biden can avoid the temptation to be a warrior defending allies abroad, he might have a better chance at winning his battles at home.

If Ukraine enters peace talks, it must do so from a position of strength.

Washington seems to keep moving the goalposts—but it isn’t bringing stability in either conflict, or electoral benefits at home.

From redrawn maritime borders to suspected sabotage, Moscow is trying to exert power in a long-coveted region.

Women's NGOs are leading the charge—but not getting the funding they need.

Ukraine and the Europeans are vexed about how to deal with Trump. Gordon Sondland has a playbook.

Washington is finding ways to get Kyiv more money—but keeps it hamstrung from actually fighting the war.

From the United States to Ukraine, music has influenced—and been influenced by—international politics.

Washington’s backing for Kyiv and avoidance of risk are increasingly at odds.

Josep Borrell, Europe’s outgoing foreign-policy chief, on the U.S., China, Ukraine, and Gaza. 

Moscow is exploiting Biden’s restrictive rules on U.S. weapons use to make gains, Ukrainian officials say.