Russian oligarch went to Moscow in effort to broker complex prisoner exchange that included Navalny, sources say

A two-year stop-start process exploring options to secure the release

As a fifth term for Vladimir Putin looms, Russia is stepping up its war on its own people

On February 26, one of Russia’s longest-serving human rights activists

Heading platoons, repairing machines and doing twice as much: How the war has changed the lives of Ukrainian women

Most of the men in Oksana Rubanyak’s platoon are at

Scientists inch forward in efforts to resurrect an extinct giant

A bold plan to genetically engineer a version of the

Italy grapples with its patriarchal history as femicide cases shock the nation

Some are stabbed, some are shot, some are strangled. But

Four children in Haiti describe harrowing stories of survival

They have the calm of people who have lived through

Israeli road splitting Gaza in two has reached the Mediterranean coast, satellite imagery shows

The road, which he said will be used for at

Why ultra-Orthodox conscription could threaten Israel’s coalition

Ultra-Orthodox Israelis have long held a privileged position in that

‘Strange bird’ specimen might have looked like any other bird 120 million years ago — until it opened its mouth

A peculiar fossil has helped scientists discover an unusual bird

At the edge of Gaza, Israelis try to stop aid trucks