Amy B. Zegart
Lithuania has again detected unidentified flying objects, allegedly launched from Belarus.
The country has temporarily closed two border checkpoints with Belarus - Salcininkai and Medininkai. The restrictions will remain in place at least until noon …
A lot happened this week. Russia hit a kindergarten in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, where 48 children were sheltering. A Russian fighter jet violated Lithuanian airspace. And a former political candidate of Vladimir Putin’s United Russia party, …
Overnight Saturday, October 25, Ukrainian drones hit Russia’s Volgograd region, with about 15 explosions reported.
The strike sparked a fire at the Balashovskaya power transmission line, which carries electricity from the Volzhskaya Hydroelectric …
A Polish court will try a man accused of gathering information about Rzeszow-Jasionka Airport that could have helped Russian intelligence plan an assassination attempt on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
The hearing for Pawel K. is set to …
Ukraine’s drones are setting new standards for self-piloting on the battlefield. Full autonomy, however, remains well out of reach — and is likely to stay there.
The broader vision of drones operating fully independently of pilots remains something of …
High-ranking Russian officers are running military training programs for Ukrainian children from occupied territories and overseeing a system of youth militarization, an investigation by the Kyiv Indepndent has found.
The programs are organized by the …
Overnight on October 25, Russia’s armed forces launched a ballistic missile strike on Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv. Residential and non-residential sites in several districts were hit. At least one person was killed and nine were injured, some of whom …
A strike by Ukraine’s Armed Forces damaged the dam of the Belgorod Reservoir on the Seversky Donets River, Belgorod region Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov said Saturday on Telegram.
He said Ukrainian forces could “try again and destroy the dam.” “If that …
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Hungarian election season has begun on Oct. 23 with two large scale demonstrations hinting at potential confrontation and a growing political divide.
Viktor Orban, the country's longest-serving prime minister, sees his 15-year-long rule challenged by …
