Ukrainian activists are calling for more protests of a law they say weakens the country’s anti-corruption bodies.

Zelenskyy has been the international face of Ukraine’s determination to defeat Russia’s all-out invasion, and his domestic ...

Ukrainians are taking to the streets to protest a new law they worry will undermine the work of two key anti-corruption ...

Russia’s gas output declined in the first half of the year as higher exports to China and increased domestic demand failed to ...

The drills aim to test the navy’s readiness for unconventional operations, the use of long-range weapons, and advanced tech ...

Russian and Ukrainian leaders are set to meet in Istanbul on Wednesday in the latest round of talks to end the war.

Russia played down expectations of any breakthrough at the meeting, which Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said this week should focus in part on preparing a summit between himself and ...

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed on Tuesday a bill revoking the autonomy of two anti-corruption agencies, sparking rare street protests in the capital Kyiv and alarm among the country’s ...

Russia has dramatically escalated its drone war on Ukraine, now routinely launching hundreds of drones nightly. -A German general warns that due to a massive increase in domestic production, Russia ...

MOSCOW, July 23. /TASS/. Protests resumed in Ukraine over a law that effectively abolishes the independence of the country’s two agencies fighting corruption.

Ukraine's intelligence chief named Keith Kellogg and Marco Rubio as top pro-Ukraine voices in Donald Trump's camp.

Thousands of Ukrainians have protested in Kyiv and other cities, urging President Zelenskyy to veto a controversial anti-corruption bill.