African Recruits Join Russia’s Ukraine War Amid Job Scarcity
Russia is reportedly recruiting African nationals for its war in Ukraine, driven by economic hardship and job scarcity on the continent.
Russia is reportedly recruiting African nationals for its war in Ukraine, driven by economic hardship and job scarcity on the continent.
Trump and Putin have called for a brief Ukraine cease-fire, but past truces have failed amid accusations of violations.
Forty years after the Chernobyl disaster, war has introduced new dangers to the exclusion zone, complicating management and raising health concerns.
Forty years after the Chernobyl disaster, the world reflects on the enduring legacy of the world's worst nuclear accident.
Ukraine finalizes defense deals with Gulf nations to counter Iranian drone threats, sharing expertise and technology.
EU pledges $106 billion for Ukraine, with a strong focus on military aid, signaling expectations of a prolonged conflict.
EU ambassadors met to finalize a $106 billion loan for Ukraine, overcoming months of delay caused by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's objections.
Ukraine reportedly considers renaming a part of the Donbas region 'Donnyland' in honor of former U.S. President Donald Trump.
Ukraine attempts to attract foreign investment with the privatization of a key fertilizer plant in Odesa amid conflict concerns.
Russia's aerial attack on Ukraine killed at least 16 and injured 80, targeting civilian areas with drones and missiles.