An expert on Russia and Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that President Biden is "playing our very strong hand in a very weak way" by squandering the power of the United States to deter Russian aggression.
Vatican officials defended Pope Francis' most recent reform of the Holy See bureaucracy in which any believer - whether male or female - can head a Vatican office.
Despite the United Nations Security Council's efforts to condemn Russia's invasion of Ukraine, humanitarian efforts have been shut down as a result of Russia's veto power.
A domestic Chinese flight with 132 passengers plummeted into the mountains of southern China on Monday. Former chairman of the National Transportation Safety Board Jim Hall explains how US investigates such crashes.
Russian President Vladimir Putin's campaign in Ukraine has "stalled' because his strategy was to feed his own troops into a "wood chipper," Defense Sec. Lloyd Austin says
Saudi Arabia's the foreign ministry said "the international community must assume its responsibility to maintain energy supplies," according to state-run Saudi Press Agency.
The European Union accused Russia of committing war crimes, but new sanctions against Moscow seem unlikely, despite the EU's push to hold guilty parties accountable.
Former and current Ukrainian officials say weapons have flowed into the country from NATO allies, but other supplies face hurdles that have led to a shortage.
President Joe Biden will stop in Poland during his visit to Europe this week amid urgent talks with NATO and European allies, the White House announced.
Mayrna Sokolovska recounts her devastation as she witnesses the destruction of her native Ukraine as well as her travels to Ukraine to reunite with her family.
Some 50 staff members who have been held hostage for weeks by Russians at the Chernobyl nuclear power plant have been rotated out and replaced, according to the U.N.’s nuclear watchdog agency.
