Ukraine has decided to forego its pursuit of NATO membership in exchange for security guarantees from Western nations, as part of negotiations to end the war with Russia. President Zelenskiy seeks ...

The war in Ukraine began after years of tension between Russia, NATO, and Ukraine. Following the collapse of the Soviet Union ...

Five Ukrainians were released from Belarus in a U.S.-brokered prisoner swap, with President Zelenskiy expressing gratitude to ...

By Ben Aris in Berlin EU leaders meet on December 18-19 to vote on rules that would allow the seizure of billions of euros of ...

Either way, the depressing irony is that a long overdue peace in Ukraine will also necessarily free up Russia to redeploy its army back on Nato’s borders and plough the estimated 6 per cent of GDP it ...

Known as the Donbas, the region has become the fulcrum of fraught US-led diplomacy to end Russia’s full-scale invasion ...

Russia's Lukoil favours U.S. bank Xtellus Partners' bid for its global assets over a dozen rival bids, as it takes the form ...

More than a dozen companies have ‌bid for Lukoil's assets, which are valued at about $22 billion. The assets include upstream ...

Nathan Gill, Reform's ex-leader in Wales, was sentenced to 10-and-a-half years in prison after he admitted taking bribes for ...

Belgium is blocking Ukraine money, France is delaying a trade deal and EU leaders have two days to fix both problems — or ...

Whilst the front end of the swap curve remains relatively anchored as the ECB stays on hold, longer rates should still drift ...

NPR's Steve Inskeep speaks with retired Army Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman about the current state of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.