Ukraine War

From mini-pigs and organ printing to cryotherapy and genetics, Russia’s president has turned antiaging research into a Kremlin priority.

Russian forces are struggling to advance on the battlefield in the war against Ukraine despite some 25,000 wounded and dead a month.

The European Union approved $105 billion in loans to keep Kyiv afloat—but it may not be enough.

Kyiv pushed Russia’s Black Sea Fleet back from its main maritime export channel, safeguarding critical exports of grain.

In modern warfare, initial superiority matters less than the ability to learn, adapt and endure in a fast-changing battlespace. From Ukraine’s war of attrition to how hostilities in West Asia are shaping up, modern conflict is proving harder to control, predict or decisively win.

Kyiv’s forces have notched their biggest domestic territorial gains in more than two years after Russia lost the use of Starlink.

As the fighting in Ukraine drags on, Moscow is casting its net farther afield to find fresh reinforcements.

The leaders of Britain and Spain have engaged in a war of words with Trump over a conflict they say is illegal and unwise.