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CHISINAU, Moldova — At its heart, the plan was simple: Dispatch military-trained saboteurs, embed them among protesters and have them attack government buildings, perhaps even take hostages. That would light the spark for a full-on insurrection that, with the help of Kremlin-aligned opposition figures, would topple Moldova's Western-leaning president, Maia…

Ukraine’s foreign minister says his country won’t budge from its demand that Russia withdraw its forces from Crimea, as well as from other parts of Ukraine that Moscow illegally annexed more recently

Alleged detainees describe being electrocuted and subjected to false executions

Kyiv says it is ‘not going to forgive murderers’ as Kremlin admits video is ‘horrible’

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its 414th day, we take a look at the main developments.

Ukrainian officials say the country's forces control more than the 20 per cent of Bakhmut, rejecting statements from the Russian Wagner mercenary group.

When Russian authorities announced a “partial mobilisation” last year to reinforce their military objectives in Ukraine, thousands of reservists immediately knew what it meant – they would be sent to war. To avoid being deployed, thousands left Russia or tried to hide from recruitment agents at home. For many, their…

The new restrictions seek to limit Russia’s ability to evade sanctions imposed following its invasion of Ukraine.

A rapid overhaul to Russia’s conscription system rushed through parliament on Wednesday has underlined a scramble for additional manpower for its forces fighting in Ukraine.

Kremlin is said to have ordered sale of Sakhalin-2 project stake and Putin has allowed payment to Shell

While its censorship machine gets beefed up, the Kremlin seems to have gone the extra mile in its battle against VPNs.