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Kyiv is intensifying its offensive in the occupied east to cut off the Moscow-annexed tongue of land north of the Sea of Azov

As the war in Ukraine continues, Russia is intensifying a covert pressure campaign on NATO’s eastern flank that is unnerving European governments and intelligence services

The British historian, who has announced a work on the Battle of Britain and predicts a war in the Baltic, devotes his new book to the role of the Siberian holy man in the collapse of the Romanov Russian empire

The Navy is increasing its capabilities to protect submarine cables and pipes amid growing fear of sabotage

The impact of a drone strike in Galați, which left two people wounded, has raised alarm among neighbors who fear a Russian escalation

Problems with online payments and ATMs have pushed citizens to withdraw record amounts over the past three months

A social majority rejects an idea that authorities are not officially considering, although an increasing number of female voices raise the issue

Both countries have become major suppliers of weapons to Ukraine since the Russian invasion began four years ago

The maritime route between Sweden and Denmark has become a key point for Moscow, which uses it to move oil from the Baltic to the North Sea

Russia and China are moving closer to linking the Arctic Circle to Shanghai but the urgency is on Moscow’s side

Around a dozen attack aircraft have crossed into or struck territory in the eastern European region in the past two months. Kyiv blames Moscow for diverting the craft through signal seizure, which the Kremlin denies

Brussels seeks to solidify political and commercial ties with Nuuk, a key point in its new strategy for the Arctic region, amid rivalry from China, Russia, and the US

The Russian capital’s air defense systems are failing to stem the tide of Ukrainian strikes. The Kremlin is wondering what a nuclear power can do against conventional attacks

In just a few days, authorities opened an exhibition targeting Poles at the Katyn mass graves, criminalized the Memorial association, and restructured the Gulag museum

The cargo ship’s crew heard several explosions on December 23, 2024, before it sank in the presence of a warship sent by Russia

The leader of the local Al Qaeda branch is the architect of the strategic alliance between Tuareg rebels and radical Islamists threatening to overthrow the government

The airfield, 55 miles from the border, has become the main point of arrival for military and humanitarian aid

Official and independent polls agree on the decline of the Russian leader’s approval ratings as economic problems worsened from 2025 onwards

Gulf countries are loading crude onto ships at sea as their onshore storage facilities reach capacity. Normally these vessels are a marginal part of the market, but now they’ve taken on a crucial role

After more than a dozen failures, the ‘Luna 9’ achieved the first controlled landing on the satellite in 1966 and sent the first images from the surface

Forty years after the accident, some residents still refuse to leave, even after Vladimir Putin’s army occupied the area in 2022. EL PAÍS visited the exclusion zone and heard the stories of those who resist there

The officer, considered a hero in his country, accuses the United States of having succumbed to ‘Russian disinformation’ due to its affinity with Vladimir Putin

Celebrities with millions of followers criticize the authorities for not informing the president about the country’s problems, although they avoid attacking him directly

Washington’s military bases in Europe are key to its security. Several laws significantly restrict the Republican’s room for maneuver to withdraw from the Alliance

The scholar has published a book about mounted soldiers in conflicts between 1860 and 1945, from Custer to the Waffen-SS