Alya Shandra

Amid perceived wins in Ukraine, Russia is increasingly focused on leveraging its global position to disrupt the US-led West, warn European security officials.

After the arrest of businessman Ihor Mazepa spurred outrage among Ukraine's business elite, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy revealed plans Friday for an All-Ukrainian Economic Platform to facilitate improved dialogue with the private sector.

Terabytes of data causing millions of dollars in losses, were wiped out by Ukrainian hackers

The new U.S. approach looks to "future-proof" support for Ukraine against the possibility of reduced assistance if Donald Trump is reelected.

Ukraine's business leaders are voicing outrage over the revival of coercive police tactics likened to the corrupt Yanukovych era after the arrest of financier Ihor Mazepa.

DIY warriors operating from garages with soldering irons are outmaneuvering Russia's state giants in the technology arms race -- so far.

Five hybrid FrankenSAM air defense systems, which pair Western missiles with Soviet launchers, are already operating in Ukraine. One that will use Patriot missiles to down ballistic targets is on the way.

A Russian partisan group says the explosion in Shakhty targeted a workshop producing FPV drones for the army

Mostly, frontlines remain static as Russian and Ukrainian forces are locked in positional fighting

The Russian president has expressed concern for "compatriots abroad" in Latvia

Train traffic in central Russia was paralyzed due to recent arson attacks on relay boxes by Russian resistance forces.

Three residents have been injured and 130 evacuated from an apartment building damaged in Russia's overnight drone attack…

A host of Ukraine's top independent media outlets have accused authorities of provocations, surveillance and rights infringements against journalists.

The new Ironclad robot that can remotely pound Russians with heavy machine gun fire is the latest example of Ukraine's tech-driven approach to warfare