Publication also honors 'spirit of Ukraine,' says country's president 'galvanized the world in a way we haven't seen in decades' while facing down Russian invasion

Pontiff says 'history is repeating itself' in relation to Operation Reinhard, a mass killing of almost 2 million Jews in 1942-1943 in Poland's death camps

Ukrainian leader thanks 'heroes' for service; UAV causes fire at airport in southern Russian region, another hits industrial plant; Kyiv taunts Moscow

Limit will come into effect on Monday, along with European embargo on Russian crude oil; White House: 'Welcome news'; Putin threatens further strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure

Ukrainian leader indicates Netanyahu will have to choose between 'his personal relations' with Putin and Jerusalem's 'historical relationship' with Kyiv

Diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman on looming resolution, Grain for Ukraine program; features writer Renee Ghert-Zand on Nazi sterilization, Rothschild women & new Newman memoir

Fallen crypto magnate will speak to DealBook event alongside Netanyahu, Zelensky, Zuckerberg, despite widespread charges of unethical conduct at his company

Scheme launched Saturday on anniversary of Stalin-era famine, but Israeli officials lack key details needed to decide on participation; embassy in Kyiv may reopen permanently

European leaders join Ukrainian president in Kyiv as country commemorates Soviet-era Holodomor hunger; Russian strikes take toll on energy grid, water supply

Zelensky says half of 12 million residents left powerless have had electricity restored; country marks 90th anniversary of Holodomor, famine that killed millions under Stalin