After two years of endless sirens and sleepless nights, the Marchenko family finally left their home in Ukraine, arriving in the Boise, Idaho, area in March. It can sometimes feel, say some Ukrainian refugees in the area, like the world has moved on from Ukraine.

With the Summer Games coming to Paris, migrants there face a new choice: Get on the bus or wait for the next police sweep.

The Russian Defense Ministry said Saturday that Moscow’s forces have captured five villages as part of a renewed ground assault in northeastern Ukraine.

Russian President Vladimir Putin reappointed Mikhail Mishustin as the country’s prime minister on Friday, a widely anticipated move to keep on a technocrat who has maintained a low political profile.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russia started a new offensive against territory around Ukraine’s second-largest city as Kremlin forces moved to breach the border in the northeast.

Finland is the latest country to join the U.S. National Guard’s state partnership program, an initiative that aims to strengthen allied forces by connecting them to American reserve forces for long-term collaboration.

American veterans are reconnecting with their long-ago service at Husterhöh Kaserne through a stop on an audio tour that was inspired by a social media group named for the former U.S. military base in Pirmasens.

On his first European tour in five years, Chinese President Xi Jinping is engaging in a diplomatic dance that is seen by some as a concerted Chinese bid to stress-test the transatlantic alliance.

Poland’s defense minister said Thursday his country is strengthening the metal barrier along its border with Belarus to deter illegal migration.

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Thursday his country’s army is facing “a really difficult situation” in eastern regions where troops are battling to hold at bay an intense Russian push along parts of the front line.