Chief of Staff Andriy Yermak reveals that his relatives were killed in Babyn Yar; says president sleeps 4-5 hours a night and keeps up activities despite fear of assassination

With Moscow's offensive largely stalled, the Russian leader's original plans are in tatters; but this could lead to even greater escalation and destruction

As the pandemic achieves some normalcy in North America after two years, Asia’s ‘zero COVID’ countries are in their third year -- and a new wave

Kyiv says people may be used as 'hostages' to pressure it to give up; Kremlin gives similar numbers but asserts they went willingly

Two cantors at NY's Temple Sinai were unsure their former compatriot Olga Tabunshikova would be able to edit their holiday video from Kharkiv, but she calls the work a 'lifeline'

As the conflict drags on fears are raised that Russia could become frustrated and resort to smaller nuclear weapons in a bid to force Ukraine to surrender

Report says Israeli request to put up display at United Nations HQ has been conditioned on removal of items to 'help prevent contradictions with international law'

The research has been snapped up by pharmaceutical giant Teva, and according to the lead author could mean an ‘arsenal of new drugs’