Oil prices climb as Ukraine crisis deepens.
A nuclear threat, and skepticism at potential talks.
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A nuclear threat, and skepticism at potential talks.
The dizzying events of the past week have pushed to the sidelines the congressional squabbling over President Biden’s domestic agenda, and are already redefining the arc of his presidency.
Germany agrees to strengthen its military in the latest foreign policy about-face, amid pressure from allies and horror at Russia’s attack on Ukraine.
At events in Washington, Chicago, Boston and other cities on Sunday, demonstrators expressed their love for the country, anger at Vladimir Putin and hope for peace.
Israel is a strong ally of the United States, and its leaders have a good relationship with Volodymyr Zelensky, Ukraine’s Jewish president. But Israel also doesn’t want to provoke Russia.
Civilian specialists are tracking the threat to landmarks in Ukraine as the U.S. Army struggles after more than two years to appoint new cultural heritage preservation specialists modeled after the “Monuments Men.”
While Russian assaults on Ukrainian cities has drawn most of the attention in the war’s early days, civilians in country towns have joined the fight, putting aside the routines of daily village life.
Mr. Zelensky’s decision to remain in the capital, Kyiv, while it’s under Russian attack has moved many.
The restrictions proposed by soccer’s governing body for a World Cup playoff next month stopped short of the all-out ban Russia’s opponents have demanded.
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