Topic: War in Ukraine

A Russian hacker has been indicted in the United States for aiding the Kremlin in its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.

The House Speaker will outline in July his foreign policy agenda in a critical speech at a well-known conservative think tank the day before a NATO summit all in Washington at the nation's capital. 

Dozens of sanctions were issued to those the U.S. claims is part of a "covert network" to gain illegal access to the global financial system in alleged "systemic money laundering" to back Iranian paramilitary groups

The International Criminal Court issued Monday arrest warrants against two top Russian security officials for alleged war crimes in the country's ongoing battle in Ukraine in eastern Europe. 

North Korea sent some 350 trash-filled balloons toward South Korea overnight, Seoul's military said Tuesday, as back-and-forth provocations continue across a tense inter-Korean border.

At least eight people near Russia's capital city are dead after a multi-story office building fire took place Monday afternoon local time.

European leaders adopted a 14th package of Russia sanctions Monday aimed at individuals and tightening the noose on its economy, in a "further blow to Putin's regime and those who perpetuate his illegal war on Ukraine."

At least four people were killed and dozens injured when Russia shot down Ukraine-launched missiles over Sevastopol, Kremlin officials said.

Ukrainian air defenses shot down 12 of 16 missiles and all 13 drones launched by Russia Saturday as part of its ongoing attacks against Ukraine's power grid.

The European Union announced on Friday that it will begin accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova to join the 27-member political and economic bloc starting next week.