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Ukraine's capital city was struck by several explosions early Sunday, a day after officials said its troops had recaptured part of the city of Sievierodonetsk.

North Korea fired eight short-range ballistic missiles towards the sea off its east coast on Sunday, a day after South Korea and the United States finished with combined military exercises.

Taiwan took the place of Hong Kong by hosting a commemoration for the victims of the Tiananmen Square massacre. Before the 2020 violent crackdown against pro-democracy activists, Hong Kong held events to remember the victims of the anti-government protests.

Russian artillery sets fire to a historic church and monastery in Ukraine.

Henry Kissinger recently suggested that Ukraine will have to concede territories it had lost prior to Russia's invasion as part of peace talks and appeasement with Moscow.

Authorities responded to a suspicious vehicle in London's Trafalgar Square on Saturday.

Ukraine said Friday it had reclaimed a portion of the city of Sievierodonetsk that it had lost to Russia and that it could control it for up to two weeks.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will meet with his Chinese counterpart, Defense Minister Wei Fenghe face to face for the first time in a tour of Asia next week. The Chinese government formally reached out to the Pentagon Friday to set up the meeting.

Sergei Ukhov, who operates a Telegram channel following Russia's war in Ukraine, says the anti-war movement is alive and well in Perm, the gateway to Siberia.

Amineh Kakabaveh served as a time as a member of the Peshmerga Kurdish group, which has complicated Sweden's NATO bid as Turkey seeks anti-Kurdish assurances.

Alexander Nevzorov, a Russian journalist wanted by Moscow for reporting on Mariupol maternity hospital attack, gains Ukrainian citizenship along with wife

North Korea has maintained its historically hostile "strength to strength" policy against the U.S., and Kim seems to be working on that assumption when it comes to the Biden administration.

A train derailed near a resort town in southern Germany, killing at least three people, according to authorities.

The information war has remained a vital and frustrating element in the conflict as both sides present competing versions of events, including combat losses.

A Turks and Caicos court inquest is reviewing a 2018 medical examiner report that ruled Marie Kuhnla’s death at Club Med Turkoise a homicide, prompting concern from her widower and son.

Fox News field producer Andrew Fone first arrived in Ukraine in January, nearly a month before the Russian invasion. Now 100 days later, and now on his second stint covering the war, Fone relays his observations on covering the brutal Russian invasion.

A new video released Friday shows the territorial battle between Russian and Ukrainian troops and the failures of Vladimir Putin’s military during the war

Turkey previously adopted the name Türkiye after declaring independence in 1923 after the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire following the end of World War I.

Human rights advocate and Russian citizen Svetlana Gannushkina expresses the regret many anti-war Russians carry when asked about the bloodshed in Ukraine.

Russia looks to ramp up its offensive in southern Ukraine as it tries to block the supply of arms from Western nations as it enters the 100th day of fighting.