Divisions in Orthodox Christian movements aligned with either Kyiv or Moscow are rooted in centuries of history, but both sides are striving to maintain a message of unity

Refugee commissioner estimates over a quarter of a million have escaped to Poland, 84,500 are in Hungary, 36,400 in Moldova, over 32,500 in Romania and about 30,000 in Slovakia

It's a moral imperative, and a pragmatic requirement: We, of all people, need the world to back gutsy democracies resisting neighboring autocratic aggressors

Zelensky says he'll demand immediate withdrawal of Russia's forces; urges European Union to admit his country to bloc, Russian soldiers to lay down arms

Warm welcome at borders contrasts with hostility, harsh language faced by others looking for safe haven

Israel must be careful, says Ukraine-born human rights icon; Western weakness gave Putin 'keys to the skies' in our area, but only 'absolute solidarity of free world' can stop him

Ex-boxer Klitschko says he is proud of residents but Ukrainian capital is on the verge of a humanitarian crisis

Lawmakers on both sides of aisle have nothing to gain politically by wading into war in Europe, experts say -- at least until US criticism gets louder

Russian central bank moves to stem plunge in currency; Moscow forex exchange to open late amid turmoil; Austria’s Financial Market Authority imposes moratorium on Sberbank Europe

Google Maps adjusts features for safety of Ukrainians; moves come after YouTube ends monetization, restricts some channels and Twitter limits ads