More than 7,000 Russian troops have been killed in less than three weeks of fighting, according to conservative U.S. estimates.

President Donald Trump froze more than $200 million in funds for recovery efforts in Syria as his administration reassesses Washington’s broader role in the protracted conflict there.

Indirect negotiations in Oman aimed to end strikes against shipping by Tehran-backed Houthis

Latest weapons will double the current strike range in latest batch of assistance from Washington to Kyiv

UK foreign secretary — who is on the cusp of becoming prime minister — has at times irked officials with her blunt style

New assistance to Ukraine to include Patriot missile system requested by Kyiv

Programme expected to begin at Arizona base this autumn

Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley toured camps housing refugees from Syria’s civil war this week as she broadcast her own vision of “America first” in the shadow of President Trump’s first interna...

Evacuation follows heavy losses in eastern city now 70% controlled by Russian forces

US treasury secretary delivers message to vice minister He Lifeng during meetings in Guangzhou

Israel is ramping up attacks against Iranian supply lines in Syria to block the flow of weapons to Hezbollah and other Tehran-backed militias, as it seeks to drive its foe away from its borders.

Is streaming video responsible for America’s falling fertility rate? “One of us usually ends up falling asleep.”

Clerical error could affect when US funding for war with Russia runs out

Rep. Rashida Tlaib called off her visit to the West Bank, hours after Israel’s decision to allow her into the country on humanitarian grounds with some restrictions on what she could say and do.

Washington’s policy shift on fighter planes is diplomatic victory for Kyiv’s Volodymyr Zelenskyy

Robin Williams was a devoted friend of U.S. troops, traveling to 13 countries as part of six United Service Organization tours.

Trump administration officials hope they can tap into Palestinians’ frustration and offer a blueprint that they say will improve their lives, if not fulfill all their long-sought national aspirations.

Comments by Antony Blinken come as state department aims to step up efforts to obtain release of Evan Gershkovich

UK foreign secretary — who is on the cusp of becoming prime minister — has at times irked officials with her blunt style

Israeli agents covertly extracted documents detailing Iran’s nuclear program in a dramatic 6½-hour operation in Tehran in January, removing a trove that included partial designs for a nuclear...

The first lady on going from writing satire to begging for missiles, what happened on the night of the invasion and the risks of ‘Ukraine fatigue’

Parents are preparing returns for their grown children even into their 40s, with no plans to hand over the chore. Mom and Dad ‘enjoy it,’ the younger generation says, plus ‘it saves me time.’

Ten die on flight from Moscow to St Petersburg, according to emergency ministry

Nato allies to prioritise rapid shipments of air defences and ammunition as conflict enters new phase

Surface contamination and fleeting encounters are less of a worry than close-up, person-to-person interactions for extended periods. The emerging scientific findings are helping businesses and...

Special counsel Robert Mueller is examining what role, if any, former national security adviser Michael Flynn may have played in an effort to obtain Hillary Clinton’s emails from Russian hackers.

Exxon Mobil Corp.’s board faces a difficult decision over how to make a financial break with Chief Executive Rex Tillerson now that Donald Trump has chosen him as secretary of state.

Corn-carrying Razoni passed UN-led inspection in Turkish waters

Lawmakers say US must ‘explore all possible avenues’ to bring end to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Blackouts have plunged workplaces into darkness and forced factories to curb production

Initial intelligence reports come as Russia’s president Vladimir Putin says Wagner leader is dead

The Trump administration is seeking to assemble an Arab force to replace the U.S. military contingent in Syria and help stabilize the country’s northeast after the defeat of Islamic State, U.S....

Deducing whether Russia plans to use a ‘dirty bomb’ in Ukraine will be hard, officials say

In Israel, a country with a booming tech sector, everyday business often remains low-tech. ‘One foot in the future, one foot in the Bible.’

Two-state solution touted publicly by Washington is part of an attempt to create momentum towards a new peace process

As Israel’s election approaches, Avichai Mandelblit, the country’s low-key attorney general, is under intense pressure from both Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the public to decide whether to...

Washington expected to release $6bn of Tehran’s frozen money in diplomatic breakthrough

Former US officials warn that Moscow will demand a high price for return of Wall Street Journal reporter

Statement says Kyiv’s ‘future’ lies in military alliance, but issue has exposed divisions among members

Retreat robs Moscow of its biggest military achievement in the conflict and expands Kyiv’s options ahead of winter

President Andrzej Duda speaks to FT ahead of Biden visit to Warsaw to mark first anniversary of war

The Kremlin is resorting to prisoner swaps and coercion to keep potential cyber operatives out of U.S. hands, experts say.