Ian Lovett

Ukrainian commandos landed in Sudan last summer to fight a Russia-backed militia group, battle with Wagner paramilitaries and undermine Moscow's interests in the country.

Ukrainian forces, outgunned and outmanned, are struggling to hold the strategically valuable city of Chasiv Yar long enough for weaponry from the U.S. to arrive.

Two years into the full-scale war, resupplying the trenches has become one of the most vexing problems in Ukraine. WSJ accompanied a four-man team on an operation.

Ukrainian troops are fighting enemy forces inside the border city of Vovchansk, as Moscow forces them to spread themselves more thinly while they await much-needed U.S. weaponry.

The Ukrainian president has maintained support at home and in Europe despite a shortage of troops and emerging tensions with the U.S.

The attempted assassination of Donald Trump and President Biden’s repeated gaffes are reinforcing an impression outside the U.S. that the world’s pre-eminent superpower is entering a turbulent and unpredictable period.

Russia struck sites across Ukraine with one of its largest missile attacks of the war, inflicting damage to the country's already-strained energy

Ukraine's mass drone attack on Russia over the weekend was part of a fresh effort by Kyiv to take the war deep inside its invader and regain some initiative in the two-and-a-half-year conflict.

Polls show that support for some kind of negotiations with Moscow has been growing but the military remains skeptical.

An earlier strain of the virus was concentrated among adult men. Now it is moving quickly between children, and in many cases it is proving fatal.