What Should We Expect From Biden, Trump In 2023?
Political rivals Donald Trump and Joe Biden will likely face off for the presidency again in 2024. Before then, what should we expect of the two men in 2023?
Russian Media Falsely Claims Ukraine Protest From 2020 Happened Recently
Ukrainian media accused Russian outlets of using a video originally shot in 2020 to claim that Ukrainians were protesting the actions of their government this year.
'Putin's Chef' Named 2022 Person Of The Year In 'Crime And Corruption'
The Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project described longtime Putin ally Yevgeny Prigozhin as the "malevolence of state-sponsored corruption."
What To Expect From Putin And Xi's 'Very Important' Meeting On Friday
Kremlin said Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping would discuss issues related to the two countries' "real strategic partnership."
Russian Missile Barrage Strikes Across Ukraine, Largest Attack In Weeks
Russia unleashed its largest attack in weeks on Ukraine, battering the war-torn country with over 60 missiles targeting key infrastructure.
Russian Troops Are Deserting Their Posts 'En Masse,' 200 Soldiers Wanted
The soldiers who left their posts are now being searched by separate divisions of the Russian guard.
Russians Fighting Alongside Ukraine Deny Being Traitors
Russians fighting alongside Ukrainian forces in the war are part of the "Freedom of Russia" legion.
Drunk Russian Conscript Beats Senior Officer To Death: Report
The incident happened in a compartment of a staff carriage of a military train at Misyash station in Russia's Chelyabinsk Oblast on Dec. 23.
Another Russian Private Army Joins Ukraine War
The new private military group was spotted near the Ukrainian city of Vuhledar in Donetsk Oblast.
Ukrainian Billionaire Arrested At French Ski Resort In Bank Investigation
On Tuesday, French police arrested a Ukrainian billionaire who is under investigation for participating in a scheme to embezzle $100 million.
Russian Soldiers In Ukraine Storing Frozen Sperm?
Russian soldiers can now store their sperm in cryobanks free of charge, as 300,000 are mobilized to fight in Ukraine.
Russian Soldier Who Refused To Kill In Ukraine Faces Possible Prison Time
Dmitry Vasilets was the first Russian to be charged under the amended criminal Article 332, which makes military disobedience a criminal liability.
Ukraine Seizes Warehouses Of Russian Oligarch With $54M Worth Of Iron Ore
Ukraine's Prosecutor General's Office estimated that Ukraine lost $3.2 million because of Russian oligarch Alisher Usmanov's illegal transactions.
80% Of Russian Prisoners Of War Are In 'State Of Anorexia, Skin And Bones'
A former captive accused Russian forces of only giving prisoners of war less than five minutes to eat.
Russia Sends Draft Notice To Child Who Died 14 Years Ago Of Hydrocephalus
The draft notice instructed the deceased child to report to the military registration and enlistment office in January 2023.
Wagner Soldiers Slam Russian General For Lack Of Ammo: 'F**king *sshole'
The soldiers revealed they were struggling with a lack of ammunition while fighting against Ukrainian forces in Bakhmut.
Ukraine Has Stopped 4,500 Cyberattacks From Russia In 2022
The chief of the cybersecurity department of the Security Service of Ukraine said Russia is carrying out an average of 10 cyberattacks daily.
Russian Karate Festival Awards Kids With Medals Made Of 'NATO Ammunition'
The medals also allegedly contained the pro-war symbols Z and V.
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Russia May Attack Ukraine Electrical Grid, Cause Blackouts By New Year
Russia has fired volleys of cruise missiles and drones targeting critical Ukrainian infrastructure over the past months.
FSB Kills 4 Ukrainian 'Saboteurs' Who Tried To Enter Russia
The FSB said the "saboteurs" were carrying German submachine guns and explosive devices.
Ukraine Army Killed, Wounded 200 Russian Soldiers Over Christmas Weekend
Ukraine says that the Russian army has lost over 102,000 military personnel since February.
Biden Responds To 13-Year-Old Who Had Concerns About Ukraine War
The 13-year-old boy from New Rochelle, New York, said he always reads The New York Times with his teacher and became vocal about current events.
Russia's Nuclear Weapons 'Only Thing' That Stops West From War: Putin Ally
Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev warned that the world would continue to be on the verge of a Third World War if Russia did not get the security guarantees it wants.
Ukraine Denies Putin's Claims Russia Open To Negotiations
An adviser to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told Russian President Vladimir Putin that he "needs to come back to reality" before pursuing negotiations.
Russia Approves Military Training For Schoolchildren
The return of basic military training in Russian schools is seen as a move to address the disappointing combat performance of Russian soldiers in Ukraine.
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