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The Trump administration is considering giving Russia a say in which nations can join NATO, according to reports, a move that would upend the alliance's founding principle.

APT29, assessed as Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service, used previously patched iOS and Android flaws to target hundreds of websites including a U.S. independence celebration portal and sites near UK government offices.

Researchers document zero-click campaign hitting hundreds of websites through compromised analytics service, targeting diplomats and government officials across U.S. and UK.

The United States approved 500 advanced PAC-3 interceptor missiles for Ukraine, funded by European and Canadian allies, as Russia intensifies aerial attacks on power infrastructure.

Russia's missile strike on Ukraine's capital wounded six as US special envoy Steve Witkoff met with Putin in St. Petersburg and Zelensky in Oslo to revive stalled negotiations.

President Trump's decision to temporarily lift restrictions on Russian diesel has drawn opposition from six Republican senators and five House Republicans.

Yvette Cooper said the British government holds a different position from President Trump on the Ukraine-Russia conflict, but declined to specify details.

A reported energy agreement between President Trump and Vladimir Putin has prompted concern from British officials about potential pressure on Ukraine amid the ongoing conflict

Russia's UN envoy criticized Washington's approach to Iran as coercive and ineffective, saying threats and sanctions will not work.

London targeted individuals and entities involved in disinformation, torture of Ukrainian civilians and forced re-education of children.

American journalist Evan Gershkovich recounts his 16-month detention in Russia for espionage in his new book, 'This Cursed Beautiful Land,' following a prisoner swap.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told the UN General Assembly that the U.S. destroyed European security and created a hostile regime in Kyiv.

Ukrainian forces launched one of the war's largest drone attacks on Moscow and surrounding regions, disrupting airport operations as Russia began parliamentary voting.

Kyiv's defense industry is mass-producing autonomous systems including ground robots and interceptor drones to offset a manpower disadvantage.

Air Force Secretary Troy Meink acknowledged on-orbit capabilities Monday as the Pentagon signals it is matching China and Russia in an escalating space arms race.

Investigative reports linking a Sweden Democrats aide to Russian influence operations have complicated the party's electoral prospects ahead of Sept. 13 elections

The EU and member states have committed over €172 billion in support to Ukraine as Russia adapts its military strategy and escalates information warfare against Europe and the U.S.

Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner held three hours of talks with Vladimir Putin in Moscow on settlement options for the Ukraine conflict before heading to Kyiv to meet with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Russian President Vladimir Putin's suggestion of a possible peace deal triggered profit-taking, but shipping disruptions and Saudi demand kept prices elevated.

Ukraine's president told carriers and insurers that Russian skies will remain filled with drones for the duration of the war, as Moscow struck Kyiv's rail network.

Deputy Chairman Anatoly Popov said the Bank of Russia must formally permit public circulation of the three assets before Sberbank activates collateral positions for Ether and Tether's stablecoin.

Diesel crack spreads hit $102 a barrel Monday—nearly triple pre-war levels—as attacks on Middle Eastern and Russian refineries, Chinese export restrictions, and Hormuz shipping disruptions leave American refineries as the sole functioning major supply source.

Ukrainian drones hit a warehouse of Russia's second-largest e-commerce platform, the first attack on Ozon as Kyiv targets commercial infrastructure it says supports the military.

A Ukrainian drone struck a house in Russia's Krasnodar region Saturday, killing two children; hours earlier, Russian attacks killed 16 people in Ukraine's Kryvyi Rig shopping center

Mykhailo Fedorov's public call challenges President Volodymyr Zelensky's grip on power as martial law keeps elections suspended into a third year of war.

Russia's embassy in London accused Britain of 'deliberately opting for escalation' after Ukrainian forces used drones built by two UK companies in strikes on Russian territory.

The Orsk refinery shutdown—six months of repairs, 6 million metric tons of annual capacity offline—has pushed Orenburg Oblast into license-plate-based gasoline rationing.

A Bank of Russia draft directive permits public exchange access for three major digital assets, imposing a 300,000-ruble annual cap for non-qualified investors while excluding XRP.

The Chechen leader's deteriorating health strains a personalized power arrangement with Moscow, threatening stability in the historically resistant republic.

Robert Gilman, 32, who suffered a dissociative stupor and pneumonia, was freed after more than four years without a prisoner exchange.

President Trump announced the humanitarian release of the 32-year-old, detained since 2022, with no prisoner exchange.

Ukrainian drone attacks cut Russian crude exports by nearly 700,000 barrels per day in early May, with oil product loadings falling 23 percent in July to an all-time low of 4.7 million tonnes.

The Kremlin has expanded book bans and deployed "foreign agent" laws more aggressively, driving dissent underground as wartime controls deepen.

The attack on Nizhnekamsk, more than 1,100 kilometers from the border, injured 75 and ranks among the deadliest strikes on Russian soil since the full-scale war began.

None of Russia's 24 ballistic missiles were intercepted during an overnight barrage that killed 21 people and injured dozens in Ukraine's capital region.

The chamber approved the measure 68-9, granting President Trump authority to impose tariffs up to 100 percent on major buyers of Russian oil and gas.

An overnight barrage of ballistic missiles and drones struck Ukraine's capital, prompting President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to blame exhausted interceptor supplies for the deaths.

Moscow shifts toward growth stimulus, accepting higher inflation risk as Ukrainian drone attacks erode refining capacity and supply chains.

Kyiv's drone strikes on Russian tankers and cargo ships in the Black Sea and Sea of Azov on July 21-22 escalate economic warfare against Moscow's crude exports.

The USS George H.W. Bush deployment targets Cuba's expanding military and energy partnerships with Moscow

Conflicting accounts regarding control of a key village in Ukraine’s Sumy region introduce fresh uncertainty, prompting institutional investors to reassess risk premiums across global fixed income markets.

President Trump's signal to allow a Russian oil tanker to reach Cuba upends years of US sanctions policy, sparking market tremors and a high-stakes battle over executive power and global energy flows.