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'Playing with fire': Ukraine's frustration with US and European lawmakers grows | Russia-Ukraine War News

Athens, Greece – Frustration with the United States for withholding critical financial and military aid from Ukraine came to light…

Several allies are warning against escalation after Iran's weekend attack on Israel raises fears of a broader regional war. Several…

This week's televised debate between Slovakia's nine presidential candidates often seemed as if it were taking place in Moscow. “As…

Water resources are under pressure as economies and populations grow, with 2.2 billion people lacking clean water. Growing global water…

In the United States, women's reproductive rights, gained over half a century of feminist struggle, are rapidly being replaced by…

The growing momentum of Russian forces has continued for the fifth week after the fall of Avdiivka in eastern Ukraine,…

The unnamed diplomat is expelled in protest against the opening of six polling stations in the separatist region. Moldova expelled…

The regulator will have the power to fine clubs up to 10 percent of their turnover for failing to comply…

In a fight taking place far from the front lines, Ukrainian lawmakers are debating a bill that could make or…

As the war enters its 753rd day, these are the main developments. Here is the situation on Sunday, March 17,…