Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich will remain jailed on espionage charges until at least late June. A Moscow court on Tuesday rejected his appeal that sought to end his pretrial detention.

The multilateral effort to repel Saturday’s Iranian strike could be an opportunity for Israel to return to the international fold after frictions over its war in Gaza.

If the choice was death or a bullet to the leg, Yevgeny would take the bullet. A decorated hero of Russia’s war in Ukraine, Yevgeny told his friend and fellow soldier to please aim carefully and avoid bone. The tourniquets were ready.

The arrest of a senior counter-intelligence official, alleged to have traded secrets for Kremlin cash, is upending Austrian politics ahead of national elections and cementing the nation’s reputation as a haven for spies.

NATO was vital to the Cold War victory, and reflects the importance of handling military challenges through alliance structures whenever possible, a basic lesson of World War II.

A sure sign of spring is the proliferation of festivals celebrating the budding beauty all around. Here are just a few places to celebrate the re-greening of your region.

Alexei Navalny had been close to release in a prisoner exchange with the U.S. and Germany shortly before his death in an Arctic prison, a top aide to the Russian opposition leader said.

A man’s corpse, found riddled with bullets and run over by a vehicle in Spain last week, was identified as that of Russian military pilot Maksim Kuzminov, who flew his Mi-8 helicopter to Ukraine in a dramatic defection in August, Ukrainian officials said.

Lilly Wust was the wife of a Nazi soldier. Felice Schragenheim was secretly a Jew. Nothing could extinguish their love — not even Hitler’s war machine.

Ousted Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson went to Moscow to interview Vladimir Putin but was contradicted by the Kremlin when he insisted Western media refuse to talk to the Russian president.