☕ Morning update from Odesa Another brutal night. Russian strikes hit Kyiv, Uman, Odesa, and a wide sweep of the west: Ivano-Frankivsk, Lutsk, Lviv, Khmelnytskyi and Rivne. Kyiv's mayor says the capi...

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MI5 names Russia Britain’s biggest threat as Zelensky visits London seeking help

Donald Trump’s deal on sanctions gave Vladimir Putin a lifeline while undermining Kyiv. Canada should be alarmed, and do something about it

European data shows the EU spent €197 billion (US$209 billion) on Russian fossil fuels since March 2022, while REPowerEU saved an estimated €278 billion.

Combined Monday–Tuesday edition: Ballistic missiles reach the capital unseen, Trump’s diesel deal draws fire, drones sink ships off Bulgaria, Ukraine targets Russia’s Yandex

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The decision to ease sanctions is an abrupt reversal, just weeks after Trump signed a bill in honor of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham to punish other countries for buying sanctioned Russian oil.

Riyadh’s airport attack empties an oil summit and squeezes Europe–Asia air routes. Plus: the US leans on Kyiv.

Riyadh’s airport attack empties an oil summit and squeezes Europe–Asia air routes. Plus: the US leans on Kyiv.

The decision to ease sanctions is an abrupt reversal, just weeks after Trump signed a bill in honor of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham to punish other countries for buying sanctioned Russian oil.

World Briefing Plus: Trump’s Putin call wrecked the Miami talks. Now he’s repeating Moscow’s demand for a new Ukrainian president. My dispatch from Odesa.

Ukraine's leader had said the deal with Russia to release diesel into the US would help Moscow fund the war.

Ukraine's president sharply criticised the move, calling it an "investment in war that must be ended, not prolonged".

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Oct. 9 that Russia had agreed to supply millions of tons of diesel fuel to the U.S. and global markets following a call with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Hours after Navi Pillay won the Peace Prize, Washington moved to cripple the International Criminal Court that Ukraine depends on, while Kyiv’s negotiators sat down with Trump’s envoys in Miami.

Back in Odesa after several weeks away, I find a battered city and a once-bustling international port shockingly quiet. Meanwhile, the war continues to spread far beyond Ukraine's borders.

Back in Odesa after several weeks away, I find a battered city and a once-bustling international port shockingly quiet. Meanwhile, the war continues to spread far beyond Ukraine's borders.

The US isn’t coming. Europe isn’t ready. And Russia’s war is spreading faster than anyone in London or Brussels seems willing to admit.

Reporting from Moldova on today's Russian strike on Palanca, as Poland rushes Patriots to its border, Berlin warns of trouble in the Baltics, and Kyiv residents head west before winter.

Tennessee is set to elect its first female governor, a woman leads the race to run the UN, and three of six WHO contenders are women. But are they inheriting institutions in crisis?

World Briefing Plus: The week that was and the week ahead: Quebec's PQ wave, Alberta's referendum, the US rupture, and Ukraine's darkening autumn, from UNGA to the road back to Odesa

World Briefing Plus: The week that was and the week ahead: Quebec's PQ wave, Alberta's referendum, the US rupture, and Ukraine's darkening autumn, from UNGA to the road back to Odesa

Moscow has a plan to freeze Ukraine's cities. Europe, and Canada, should expect the consequences

Moscow has a plan to freeze Ukraine's cities. Europe, and Canada, should expect the consequences