Moscow demanding guarantees Western sanctions won't affect trade with Iran; US says it won't play 'Let's Make a Deal' with Moscow, as Iran accuses Washington of holding up talks

McDonald's and Starbucks branches remain open in Moscow despite prior announcements, video footage shows; tobacco giant BAT says it has a 'duty of care' to all its employees

Bipartisan resolve in Congress to deter Russia and help Ukraine has acted as an accelerant on White House's strategy, pushing Biden administration to move quickly against invasion

The PM may have unique access to Putin but he has no unique leverage; he risks being seen as appeasing one regional bully precisely when Israel seeks world support against another

The Jewish state's fourth premier, a native of Kyiv, is an icon among Ukrainian leaders eager to claim her as a native daughter

Images of Tatiana Perebeinis, daughter Alise, 9, and son Nikita, 18, lying dead in refugee corridor shocked world; husband Sergii says funerals postponed as morgues full

After Russian accuses US and Ukraine of developing unconventional weapons, with no evidence, White House says Moscow may be laying groundwork for its own use

Palestinian official says Ramallah is concerned about the humanitarian situation in Ukraine, but doesn't 'have the luxury' of taking a side in Ukraine war

Ukrainian president lashes Western leaders for cowardice after deal to supply fighter jets falls through; Mariupol mayor says over 1,200 civilians killed in Russian siege

Officials say they were not consulted about project announced by Health Ministry that is expected to cost $300 million