Top rights body set to vote on draft resolution calling for probe into alleged war crimes by Moscow since invasion's start, with a view to holding those responsible to account

Vitaliy Barabash says in Facebook video that there are other Jewish soldiers in the Azovstal complex; Ukrainian sources put the number at over 20

Dramatic shift from decades-old neutrality comes after warning by Moscow of 'military and political repercussions' should Helsinki and neighboring Sweden join alliance

Top prosecutor says office charged Sgt. Vadin Shyshimarin, 21, in the killing of an unarmed civilian who was gunned down while riding a bicycle

As Mariupol holds out and Ukraine prepares for a counterattack, signs of Russia's problems are difficult to ignore

Senate approval of measure seems certain, with Washington becoming increasingly assertive about willingness to help Ukraine with more sophisticated weapons

Russian troops press assaults in east and south; Kyiv pushes for EU membership, saying matter is a question of 'war and peace' for Continent

Embassy asserts Anatoly Viktorov deserted ceremony due to scheduling; incident comes amid rising tensions between Jerusalem and Moscow

Teenage boys from Ukraine’s world championship math team among groups largely of women, whose husbands and families are still in war-torn country

Ukraine warns Russia is depleting its precision weapons, raising risk of imprecise rockets causing more civilian damage; but advanced guided missiles are seen in use against Odesa