Russia's strike on a cargo ship near Odesa and Ukraine's 400-drone barrage on Moscow are two rungs on a lengthening escalation ladder, Brandon Weichert argues — a race to exhaust each other's economy.

News of the damage must surely have found its way into the most isolated of bunkers.

If you look at the Russian President's record of dealing with Ukraine, one trend becomes clear: he never admits a mistake or takes a step back

Corporations walked away from Russia in historic numbers. Governments loosened sanctions just as the pressure was working.

It is the fate of just one town, over a year, but provides a rare insight into Russia’s ill-fated war of choice.

Donald Trump has finally managed to emulate the one world leader whose perceived toughness he has envied for decades—but it’s desperation the two now share. The primetime speech the 80-year-old U.S. president delivered on Thursday night may have shocked some Americans with its brazen promotion of lies,

Michael McCaul pushed back on Trump's optimism about Putin, saying Russia's leader is blocking peace.

The Russian dictator remains obsessed with his war in Ukraine but doesn’t seem to comprehend how badly it’s going.

Just over three years ago, we assessed that it was no longer a question of whether Russia loses in Ukraine, but only when. At that time, Ukrainian deep-strike drones were just beginning to threaten the Russian interior,

Inflation is back in focus this morning, with new CPI data and major bank earnings offering a dual look at how Americans are keeping up. Elsewhere, we are monitoring the escalating standoff between the U.S. and Iran over the Strait of Hormuz. We’re also looking ahead to this week’s World Cup semifinals, where England and Argentina prepare to renew one of sport’s greatest—and most volatile—rivalries on the pitch.

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