Simon Shuster

As the war continues, Ukrainians reacted with resolve and apprehension to Friday's clash.

A pivotal endorsement from Elon Musk came in the form of a tweet: “Only the AfD can save Germany.”

In an exclusive interview, Mette Frederiksen discusses the incident and new transatlantic tensions over NATO and Ukraine.

In the Oscar-nominated Ukrainian documentary, three artists perform a subtle act of resistance against war: continuing to create.

Taking back all the territory seized by Russia was never part of Washington's plan

The world‘s richest man has a lot to gain from Trump’s return to the Oval Office

"The message is, if you want a deal, you’re going to crawl on your knees for it."

The saber rattling from Russia has come hard and fast in recent days, but European leaders barely seemed to flinch.

Ahead of Volodymyr Zelensky's visit to the U.S. this week, his aides and allies tried to shape Donald Trump's views on Ukraine

The victories achieved with cheap, exploding drones could give President Zelensky an edge in future peace talks.

Ukraine's leaders wanted firmer support from the U.S. early in the Russian invasion

Frustration with Biden has fueled hopes in Kyiv that Trump could be tougher on Russia

Trump’s running mate stands out among Republicans for his staunch opposition to U.S. support for Ukraine

Czech President Petr Pavel Sees No Clear Victory For Ukraine As NATO Allies Gather in Washington

Andriy Yermak has been President Zelensky’s closest wartime consigliere. Now he’s trying to find an ending

Ukraine’s leaders and Russian dissidents are struggling to make common cause.

In an exclusive interview with TIME, Yulia Navalnaya talks about her family’s life before and after the death of her husband Alexei Navalny.

Navalnaya reveals the personal struggles and unwavering resolve that fuels her to continue Alexei Navalny’s fight for democracy in Russia.

In the weeks before his death, Navalny prepared a protest campaign for this month’s presidential ballot.

Zelensky’s feud with his top military commander Valery Zaluzhny could have ended far less amicably.