Donbas

Ukrainian officials take seriously the possibility of a full-scale Russian invasion.

A full third of Trump supporters hold a favorable view of Putin.

Will Russia be seen in Washington as an adversary or a partner?

He wants to keep Crimea and the Donbas, hobble NATO and end US missile defenses

Who's telling the truth? Why can't the administration provide a consistent answer?

Students in Kiev say it's common to pay professors a bribe to pass exams.

Focus on Ukraine rather than Russia and Donald Trump could transform Eastern Europe.

Changing political landscapes in the U.S. and the EU have Ukrainians on edge.

As Ukraine edges toward NATO, it needs to replace its Russian guns.

Hazards include mud volcanoes and a sludgy bottom unsuitable for foundations.

Sixteen key questions for secretary of state pick Rex Tillerson.

Can Trump walk the line between better relations with Russia and safeguarding U.S. interests?

After Syria, Russian analysts are speculating that Ukraine is next on Putin's list.

But Russia is much poorer three years after it ventured into conflict with the West.

Who owns all those mansions in London and Manhattan?

The first draft of history shouldn't be written by Kremlin propagandists or internet trolls.

The war is mostly limited to long-distance artillery and sniper fire potshots.

He shrinks their incomes and restricts their travel to the West.

Sanctions tell U.S. allies that America understands and condemns Russian action.

Among Russia's targets: Germany's parliament and the DNC.

A group considered responsible for U.S. Democratic Party hacks used an Android malware implant to track troops.

Ukraine wants U.S. anti-aircraft missiles and anti-tank weapons to stop a Russian invasion.

Don't expect help from Trump in dealing with pressure from Putin.

The world is about to learn what happens when the U.S. recuses itself from moral leadership.

What does a friend of Vladimir Putin at Foggy Bottom mean for Ukraine and Russia?

The ceasefire monitors have gone home, so the war begins again in earnest.

Polls show support for Ukraine's nationalist parties at between six percent and eight percent.

Meanwhile Russian interest in east Ukraine has dwindled to a near three-year low.

Putin is determined to humiliate Washington by showing its impotence.

The Balts and Belarusians must prepare for extended guerrilla warfare.