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The U.K. has been one of the staunchest Western supporters of Ukraine's resistance to Russia's invasion, giving Kyiv $2.7 billion in military aid.

Starting Sunday, 32 countries will spend a month competing for the chance to hoist the iconic World Cup.

U.S. sanctions aimed at forcing President Nicolás Maduro from power prohibit Americans from doing business with Venezuela's state oil company.

Treasury chief Jeremy Hunt imposed $65 billion in tax increases and spending cuts as the U.K. looks to put its finances on a sustainable path.

Newsy's Jason Bellini is the first to visit a church where 46 orphans were abducted by the Russians. He speaks with the pastor about what happened.

NATO members Germany and the U.K. were among those stressing the need for a full investigation into the strike that killed two people in Poland.

President Joe Biden promised "full U.S. support for and assistance with Poland's investigation."

Ukrainian officials are suggesting that residents leave the city of Kherson amidst a growing humanitarian crisis.

Istanbul police said at least 46 other people were also detained and questioned about the Sunday attack on a popular square lined with shops.

Newsy's Jason Bellini met Evgenia Emerald in a fully blacked-out part of the capital, Kyiv, far from the trenches she lived in for months.

U.S. Gen. Mark Milley said as many as 40,000 Ukrainian civilians and "well over" 100,000 Russian troops have been killed or wounded in the war.

The denial follows dozens of weapons tests, including short-range missiles that are likely nuclear-capable and an intercontinental ballistic missile.

The Ukrainian city in the region that Moscow annexed in September was cut off from power and water supplies on Sunday following damage to power lines.

Russia has focused on striking Ukraine's energy infrastructure over the last month, causing power shortages and rolling outages across the country.

The Brooklyn Nets has suspended player Kyrie Irving for posting a link to a documentary containing antisemitic comments.

The NBA player was suspended without pay for at least five games by the Nets after posting a link to an antisemitic video on Twitter.

Ukrainians and the art world are learning about nationalist artist Lyubov Panchenko — but only after she died in Bucha.

The vote is tight but initial indications showed Netanyahu was headed back to the premiership with a majority in the country's 120-seat parliament.

The deal was originally set up in July to ensure parts of the world would receive grain from the Black Sea region during Russia's war in Ukraine.

You might associate the northern lights with Finland, Norway and Sweden, but you can see this stunning celestial show much closer to home.

National police chief Yoon Hee Keun said an initial investigation found police failed to handle urgent calls from citizens effectively.

Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said that 80% of consumers in the city of 3 million people were left without water because of damage to a power facility.