'As a contemporary witness, she helped keep the memory of those persecuted and murdered alive,' eulogizes German president, noting she became a prominent voice for remembrance

Moscow accuses US government of pursuing an 'extremely Russophobic policy' in response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Move could pave way for potential action against billionaire Roman Abramovich, who became a citizen under law that allows naturalization for descendants of Sephardic Jews

Deal to acquire Attivo Networks, a deception tech outfit based in California, set to close later this year

White House says US president will 'reaffirm our iron-clad commitment' to allies during visit to Brussels, doesn't rule out additional stops, including Poland

Ovsyannikova, who made headlines after telling Russians they were being lied to on national TV, is freed with a $280 fine; 'still convinced that Russia is committing a crime'

Gilelevits Serafim decided to pick up arms and defend his city; 'He died a hero,' Hillel says; Chabad center destroyed by Russian shelling as city remains united in its resistance

Move comes amid mounting pressure for Moscow to be expelled from the pan-European rights body over its invasion of Ukraine