Ukrainian prosecutors are investigating thousands of potential war crimes; in virtual address to Davos economic conference, Zelensky calls for 'maximum sanctions'

The Brooklyn-based Hasidic movement has tried to regain a grand rabbi's treasured library from Russia for decades. After the Ukraine invasion, it may have the leverage it seeks

Fast food giant closes deal on 850 sites with Siberia franchise operator Alexander Govor who agrees to retain 62,000 employees for next 2 years; exit prompted by Ukraine invasion

As red carpet returns, Ukrainian president asks Hollywood to speak out against Russia's invasion, in the mold of films such as 'Apocalypse Now' and 'The Great Dictator'

Defense Minister urges regional coordination against Iran ahead of meetings with top Biden adviser Sullivan and Pentagon chief Austin; itinerary does not mention Abu Akleh killing

War has entered 'protracted phase,' Ukraine defense minister warns, noting new Russian fortifications in Zaporizhzhia, Kherson regions to fend off any possible counter-offensive

Yaakov Kedmi suggests Russia could deploy its hypersonic Zircon missile against Great Britain, saying 'about 50 or 60' of its power stations would 'be gone in 10 minutes'

The fast food chain says holding on to business in Russia 'is no longer tenable, nor is it consistent with McDonald's values'

West says Russians losing momentum as Britain assesses Moscow has lost a third of its forces; Sweden moves to follow Finland in bid to join Western military alliance

In call with Finnish counterpart, Russian president says Nordic nation's abandonment of 'military neutrality' could harm ties between countries