War

Wolfgang Ischinger has transformed the Munich Security Conference into an elite global gathering — and done rather well for himself in the process.

In face of predictions and exhortations, Kyiv keeps calm and carries on.

Top EU officials talk Ukraine with lawmakers in Strasbourg.

Survey shows Portuguese respondents are most supportive of an EU-coordinated defense of Ukraine while Greece has the largest percentage who oppose backing Kyiv.

Putin insists Kyiv must negotiate with local officials but Ukraine says the Kremlin calls the shots.

America and its European allies all plan to punish a Russian invasion of Ukraine. But the actions and timing are unlikely to be in perfect sync, and key details remain unresolved.

If Putin complies, Western allies warn the move would imperil talks over Moscow’s troop build-up.

Liz Truss says Russia denying it is preparing to invade ‘is just simply not credible.’

Ukraine hosts as many as 1.5 million displaced people who fear they’ll have to run again if Russia attacks.

No one is asking whether they want to go to war. Some Russians are speaking out all the same.

On camera, Russian president and foreign minister tell each other that diplomatic talks should continue.

Jake Sullivan warned of Vladimir Putin possibly using a false flag operation to put the blame on Ukraine for war.

A journalist, a data analyst and an improv comedy specialist are just three examples of the everyday people signing up as Russian troops threaten Ukraine.

US and UK citizens urged to leave Ukraine, as are nonessential staff at EU’s diplomatic service.

Poland has little experience with massive migration waves.

Chancellor heads to Washington under pressure to repair reputation battered by Berlin’s handling of Ukraine crisis.

The French president suggested Putin’s real goal was not to conquer Ukraine but to reforge relations with NATO and the EU.

War would send shockwaves and price hikes through global agricultural markets.

Kyiv sees smaller, strategic pacts — and armed drones — as key to deterring Russia.

Meeting with Xi will provide Chinese leader with a ‘different, European perspective,’ Duda’s office says.