Projected Russian federal budget deficit for 2025 has more than tripled—from RUB1.17 trillion ($15 billion) to RUB3.8 ...

Russia spent several months building up troops in Kursk Oblast, and now has enough manpower and equipment there to launch an ...

The EU must rearm and expand in order to remain competitive in the emerging “new international order,” European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on May 29.

The upcoming Stockholm International Music Competition (SIMC) was canceled due to uncovered links between SIMC organizers and Russian regime-aligned entities, Swedish public broadcaster SVT reported ...

Explosions could be heard overnight across Moscow Oblast, as air defense systems operated in the area, local media outlets ...

By refusing to provide Ukraine or any other party with workable conditions for a ceasefire, Moscow continues to stall and derail the U.S.-led push to end the Russo–Ukrainian war, President Volodymyr ...

Russia transferred 1.8 tons of gold bars worth about $104 million to Iran’s Sahara Thunder as payment for Shahed-136 kamikaze drones, according to U.S. analysts at C4ADS.

International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) observers have not registered any signs of Russia preparing to restart the occupied Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP), IAEA said on May 29.

China has ceased selling Mavic drones to Ukraine and other Western countries while continuing to supply Russia, with some production lines operating on Russian soil, an unnamed European official told ...

Ukraine’s State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) has completed its pretrial investigation into Colonel Oleh Poberezhniuk, commander of the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ 211th Brigade, who allegedly failed to ...

Hackers linked to Russia attempted to breach the accounts of British Ministry of Defense personnel by impersonating journalists, but the attack was detected and stopped in time, Sky News reported on ...

Britain will intensify cyberattacks against Russia and China, Defense Secretary John Healey told The Times on May 29, marking the first public admission of such actions against other states by a UK ...