Ukraine has developed an effective, if not necessarily novel, strategy of attrition: kill more Russian soldiers, faster.

Ukraine has developed an effective, if not necessarily novel, strategy of attrition: kill more Russian soldiers, faster.

Waves of deadly Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities from Odesa in the southeast to Kharkiv in the northeast left a dozen ...

EADaily, July 23rd, 2026. Residents of Donbass "for the most part are lazy, parasites and criminal elements," many of them ...

Violence against recruitment officers was almost non-existent at the start of the war, but has proliferated in recent years ...

Independent UN human rights experts on Tuesday condemned the M23 armed group’s “reign of terror” over territory it controls ...

From the battlefields of Eastern Europe to the factories of East Asia and the expanding economies of South Asia and Africa, ...

It is the fate of just one town, over a year, but provides a rare insight into Russia’s ill-fated war of choice.

Will Putin roll the dice to extricate himself from the quagmire of the unwinnable war? We may not have to wait long for ...

Ukraine has a new army chief, with Mykhailo Drapatyi replacing Oleksandr Syrskyi as commander-in-chief. The change follows a ...

After months of war and intense interference in domestic Ukrainian affairs, Moscow signed a series of cease-fire agreements in the Belarusian capital of Minsk in September 2014 and February 2015.

The casualties in the Ukraine war have crossed 2 million, with Russia losing 1.4 million soldiers over the past four years. But a far larger population and absence of internal protests have allowed ...