Kremlin's forces have systematically murdered non-combatants, bombed civilian targets, perpetrated sexual assaults, investigators say, but justice for top leaders unlikely

As Russia bombs infrastructure, attention turns away from emigration toward keeping those still there warm and fed, with electricity, clothing and Hanukkah necessities

Putin announces countermeasure against move to restrict Russian revenue while allowing it to continue sales during invasion of Ukraine

Day after UN peace summit is proposed, Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov tells state news that potential end to war is in the hands of Kyiv, Washington

Dmytro Kuleba says 'every war ends in a diplomatic way,' but Russia must first stand trial for war crimes, claims US Patriot missiles will be fast-tracked for operation

While Ukrainian Orthodox usually observe holiday on January 7 along with Russian Orthodox Church, this year many are celebrating on December 25 -- in pointed rejection of Moscow

Ukrainian president calls Russian attack on recently recaptured city 'killing for the sake of intimidation and pleasure'

Massive measure, passed mostly along party lines, boosts funding for defense, domestic initiatives such as disaster relief, substance abuse prevention and treatment programs

Leader says first known trip since war began aims to boost country's 'resilience and defense capabilities,' as US lawmakers prepare to vote on $45 billion aid package for Kyiv

Made as a film school thesis project, 'NAKAM' is inspired by Motele Schlein, who was killed in a Nazi ambush, but whose violin survived as symbol of resistance and is still played