One country invading another is 'so 20th century,' our foreign minister said. Except, as he went on to acknowledge, it's all too plainly a threat in the here and now

Washington says 7,000 more soldiers sent with 150,000-plus now surrounding country; Blinken: Putin 'can pull the trigger' any day; Russia-chaired Security Council to meet

Diplomacy correspondent Lazar Berman speaks from a remarkably tranquil Ukraine and US correspondent Jacob Magid discusses former ambassador David Friedman's new memoir

British defense secretary says latest intel shows 60% of all Russian land troops are on border: 'Judge with your own eyes'

Ukrainian authorities say Kremlin may be behind hack that hits army and country's two largest banks

Amid fears of conflict, Israeli firms draw from conflict experience to develop ways to help; tech outfits employ tens of thousands of Ukrainian developers, according to estimates

On-scene updates from Manama and Kyiv, plus Sen. Lindsey Graham in the Holy Land and does a new Dead Sea tourist attraction green-wash the shrinking natural wonder?

Biden, Boris Johnson say there's still 'a crucial window for diplomacy' in Ukraine crisis; Russia said to move some forces to 'attack positions'

Amid raging Ukraine tensions, top diplomat indicates in meeting with Putin that Moscow is prepared to continue talks; UK leader Johnson warns invasion could come within 48 hours

Viktoria Smyrnova of the Jewish community in Mariupol feels she's 'sitting on a bomb,' as Jewish organizations plan for crisis amid fears of Russian invasion