The Economist

Ukraine, which is striving to join the EU, is delaying reforms while the union turns a blind eye, putting pressure behind the scenes, writes The Econ ...

China is increasingly receiving not only economic benefits from Russia, but also modern military knowledge, technology and combat experience gained du ...

Ukrainian drones have turned Crimea into a war zone. With each passing day, it is becoming increasingly difficult to maintain a sense of normal life, ...

Former NATO Secretary General and former Danish Prime Minister Anders Fogh Rasmussen urged European countries not to rush to appoint a special envoy f ...

EU member states, as well as other European countries such as Britain, now provide almost all the aid that flows to Ukraine, writes The Economist, quo ...

Ukraine must be prepared for a prolonged conflict with Russia, which could last several more years. In addition to defeating Russia, Ukraine must figh ...

It happened not at the level of fact, but at the level of feeling - instantly and comprehensively: Vladimir Putin has led Russia into a dead end, and ...

The European Union may resort to economic sanctions, the introduction of trade tariffs or the threat of liquidation of US military bases on its territ ...

Donald Trump's appetite for the Western Hemisphere seems insatiable. Just a day after "taking home" Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro, Tr ...

The Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) have launched a successful counter-attack in Kupyansk, liberating most of the town, leaving small groups of Russian ...

On November 5, Americans will go to the polls to choose their next president. The race will seem familiar: the two main candidates are the same as in ...