UKRAINE

OSCE warns Ukraine over disinformation bill

Sen. Mitt Romney is the only Republican who has said he would break ranks, rejecting arguments the president did nothing wrong in withholding military aid from Ukraine in exchange for dirt on political opponents.

Tensions mount over Iran's Ukrainian plane probe

Biden took the interruptions in stride.

Inviting rival to speech, Trump vows to 'smash' Venezuela's Maduro

Sen. Susan Collins will vote to acquit president Donald Trump at the Senate impeachment trial.

Ukraine filmmaker Sentsov meets Trudeau

Paul has long been pushing to publicly disclose the alleged whistleblower's name

Trump may aim to open a criminal investigation into Bolton

Senators, who were silenced during the trial, get 10 minutes each to talk about impeachment.

Suspected fraudsters on trial for impersonating French minister

China accuses Pompeo of 'slander' over Xinjiang comments

Democrats and Trump's defenders had four hours to wrap up their cases on whether the president should be removed from office.

Turkey and Syrian regime in deadly flare-up

France's Macron seeks 'turning point' in ties with Poland

Ukraine says Iran 'knew from start' missile downed plane

Sen. Graham wants to hear a testimony from the whistleblower after the trial ends

Russia's anaemic 2019 growth highlights Kremlin challenge

A leaked recording of the communication between an Iranian air traffic control tower and the Iranian captain of the civilian plane Aseman showed proof that the Iranian Officials were immediately aware of the missile that hit the Ukrainian civilian plane flight PS752.

With little likelihood President Trump will be removed from office, Republican senators admit his conduct toward Ukraine was wrong and worry about precedent impeachment trial set.

Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, said that after the trial of President Trump, “this door of impeachable whatever has been opened. Joe Biden should be very careful.”