David Brennan

Russian forces have been trying to exploit Ukraine's withdrawal to new defensive positions on the Donetsk front.

Russian arms exports more than halved over the past five years, compared to the previous five.

American arms companies have put themselves in prime position to exploit Europe's response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Kyiv's American-made long-range launchers have been wreaking havoc on Russian command posts, logistics hubs and troop concentrations.

U.S. officials are demanding Israel does more to protect Palestinian civilians while maintaining a flow of American weaponry.

Satellite signal interference has become a daily problem over the northern European region amid the West's showdown with Russia.

The head of Russia's space agency said the two nations are eyeing a major new project on the moon in the next decade.

Rome's decision to relocate one of its SAMP/T anti-air missile systems has left a NATO ally with a gap in its defences.

Two weeks of NATO drama have roiled the alliance while Ukrainian troops struggle to hold off Russian assaults.

Russia's publication of a purported recording of German military discussions appears a major embarrassment for NATO.

NATO's Nordic Response drill begins on Monday with more than 20,000 allied troops operating in northern Scandinavia.

Former combatants are working to end a long-running conflict, but are wary of overreach by major foreign powers.

Armenia has frozen its participation in the Russian-led CSTO, alleging the alliance is failing to protect it.

Kyiv claims to have downed 13 Russian aircraft in 13 days, deepening the woes of Moscow's air force.

"Putin knows what would happen if he uses this kind of weapon," a State Department spokesperson told Newsweek.

Tough lessons being learned on Gaza's underground battlefields may prove important in a future Israeli-Hezbollah conflict.

The Russian president issued a number of warnings to the West during his annual state of the nation address in Moscow on Thursday.

Ukrainian forces are reportedly falling back to new defensive lines that are described as "problematic" rather than "prepared."

The Alliance's 32nd member brings a modern force bristling with hi-tech weaponry to defend against the threat from Russia.

Artillery has shaped Russia's war on Ukraine, with the advantage in firepower shifting over the two years of combat.

"I don't know how Putin can abide this"—the former CIA director told Newsweek of "incredible" Russian casualties.

A spat over agricultural imports is driving a wedge between the two neighbors, despite close security cooperation.

Moscow's forces are sustaining massive losses but are still pushing forward in several frontline hotspots.

The third year of Russia's full-scale invasion begins with fierce fighting but little movement along the 900-mile front.

Moscow's war has been hampered by strategic and tactical failures, but Russian forces are still holding one-fifth of Ukraine.

Western doom and gloom over the war in Ukraine is playing into Kremlin plans, Latvia's prime minister told Newsweek.

The California lawmaker said Israel must be "careful" in its pursuit of Hamas leaders, lamenting the Palestinians so far killed.

"Probably, without the war, he's out of office," one allied foreign minister told Newsweek of the Russian leader.

Leading democracy activist Zhanna Nemtsova told Newsweek that very few choose to be an opposition politician in Russia because because it's extremely risky.

"It's not going to happen," the former House speaker told Newsweek of a potential second Trump term.