Crimea
Ukrainian attacks leave Russian oil infrastructure ablaze, Crimea halts fuel sales
Videos from social media show fiery explosions at a port in the Kerch Strait late at night, with thick smoke surrounding what appear to be oil tanks.
Russian-held Crimea curbs the use of motorcycles, saying they sound like drones
Drones hit historic museum in Crimea as officials reduce nighttime trains for safety
Israel Police chief is right about the crime crisis, wrong to wait for software to fix it - opinion
How Catherine the Great may have inspired Putin’s Ukraine invasion
Opinion by James Krapfl: The parallels between Catherine’s and Putin’s designs are remarkable.
The Russian challenge to the US: When did it start? Where is it heading?
The Russian government led by Putin has carried a strong and proud national identity, accompanied with a deep sense of insult, and humiliation from the collapse of the Soviet Union.
ICC prosecutor to proceed with investigation into alleged war crimes in Ukraine
prosecutor Karim Khan said the investigation will look into alleged violations dating back to 2014 when Ukraine recognized the court's jurisdiction.
President Biden should heed his own words and put his foot down - opinion
Biden is faced with a situation no President has encountered since World War II; how he handles it will define his legacy whether he likes it or not.
Amid Ukraine crisis, ICC may investigate any war crimes committed
Following Russia's annexation of Crimea, Ukraine accepted ICC jurisdiction for crimes against humanity and war crimes committed on its territory since February 2014.
Ukraine is burning - will it survive a war with Russia?
As Russian forces menace Kyiv, Kharkiv and Odessa, Ukraine, a house divided, is fighting for its national integrity, and possibly its survival.
Ukraine's Jewish community hears gunshots all the time in 'tense' Donetsk area
Ukrainian-Jewish activist Aryeh Schwartz told The Jerusalem Post media reports about attacks in the area of Donetsk are true.
Images show Russian military activity near Ukraine still high - satellite firm
Images showed locations in Belarus, western Russia and annexed Crimea on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
NATO says Russia still adding troops to Ukraine build-up
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg appeared unconvinced the threat of a Russian invasion of Ukraine had lessoned, saying 'what we see is that they have increased the number of troops'.
Ukraine diplomat sees little chance of war, but deems local conflict possible
"I believe that full-scale war is very, very, very difficult to expect, but we may see more localized conflict," Korsunsky told a news conference in the Japanese capital Tokyo.
