Ukraine dissolves parliament amid ongoing crisis
President Petro Poroshenko calls for early elections; says dissolution a move toward "cleansing" the parliament
War in Ukraine
Ukraine: Russian forces enter southeast "in the guise" of rebels
Column of Russian tanks and armored vehicles reportedly cross border, away from where most of the fighting has taken place
Captured Ukrainian soldiers paraded, abused in east
As President Poroshenko vows to increase spending to crush rebellion, divisions between rebels and Kiev increase as war worsens
Russian aid trucks move into Ukraine
Moscow says it got tired of waiting for the nod from Kiev, so it ordered humanitarian convoy into rebel-held territory, against Kiev's will
Ukraine claims upper hand against rebels in east
Gov't says troops battling pro-Russia separatists have forced them from one battered town, and have them nearly surrounded in their last stronghold
Heavy toll as Ukraine fights rebels for key city
As gov't forces try to wrest control of Donestk from pro-Russia separatists, the number of civilian casualties is mounting fast
Russia says humanitarian convoy for Ukraine cleared
Moscow says "all questions" about truck convoy waiting at border answered, but tensions in Ukraine's east are clearly not easing
Separatists shoot down Ukraine fighter plane
Even as rebels continue to lose ground, they prove they maintain substantial firepower; Russian aid convoy still lingering on border
Ukraine: Russian military vehicles destroyed after crossing border
Vehicles said to be "eliminated" after they were reportedly seen crossing into Ukraine; Moscow denies report
Amid Ukraine crisis, Obama to visit Estonia next month
President will meet with Baltic leaders to reaffirm ties with Central and Eastern Europe amid the crisis in Ukraine
Ukraine inspects Russia aid convoy near border
After accusations from Kiev that Russia might try and smuggle in support for rebels with aid, tensions appear to ease
Ukraine leader: Russia plotting "direct invasion"
Moscow says mile-long convoy of trucks suddenly rerouted toward rebel-held southeast Ukraine is carrying aid; Kiev suspects a very large Trojan Horse
12 Ukraine militiamen killed in ambush, others kidnapped
Pro-government fighters shot dead while traveling on bus outside the rebel-held city of Donetsk
Ukraine: Russian aid can enter -- only if Red Cross inspects shipment
Aid is sorely needed, but Ukraine fears Russia could use move as a cover for sending troops into the separatist-held territory
Russia to participate in humanitarian mission to eastern Ukraine
Red Cross-led operation in conflict-stricken province has some worried Russia will use humanitarian issue as a guise to support separatists
Rocket attack in eastern Ukraine said to lead to mass jail break
"Extremely dangerous prisoners are now free" in Donetsk, official warns; both sides trade blame for the attack, which killed one prisoner
Pressing advantage, Ukraine demands rebels surrender
Pro-Russian separatists asked for cease-fire to prevent "humanitarian catastrophe" after being surrounded in their stronghold of Donetsk
Undeterred, Russia wades into war of sanctions
Moscow bans import of virtually all Western food in retaliation for U.S., EU sanctions, and threatens much harsher measures as Snowden reportedly granted residency
Obama: Russia sanctions "are working as intended"
The president said that while the situation in eastern Ukraine is not resolved, Russia's economy has been deeply damaged
Who do Americans sympathize with more: Israelis or Palestinians?
Four weeks into the latest conflict in Gaza, Americans have chosen a side - but do they think the U.S. should get involved?
Dutch PM halts search for plane crash victims in Ukraine, citing danger
Mark Rutte promises victims' families search will resume in the future; about 228 coffins have been returned to the Netherlands
Growing threat of Russia invading Ukraine, Hagel says
U.S. and NATO officials say there are now about 20,000 Russian troops massed just east of Ukraine's border
Ukraine troops push toward rebels in Donetsk
Government forces seen in control of key checkpoint near pro-Russian separatists' stronghold
4th stymied attempt to get Flight 17 probe going
Almost two weeks after the jet packed with Europeans was shot down over Ukraine, investigators are turned back a 4th time from crash site
Europe agrees on new sanctions against Russia
Moscow's ongoing support of Ukrainian separatists is about to cost it a lot of money, as Europe targets arms, financial, technology and oil sectors
World
Pope's surgeon details operating on "ideal patient"
EU diplomats say they were attacked by settlers in West Bank
Ukraine still can't intercept drones due to Starlink issues, Zelenskyy says
Protests erupt in France against living costs, support of students
Killers of U.S., Australian surf trio sentenced to 158 years
Pope Leo discharged from hospital on Saturday, four days after surgery
U.S. embargo, sanctions on Cuba impacting power, access to medicine
Photos show pope celebrating Mass at hospital after cancer surgery
