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Live updates: Xi and Putin sign agreements as Japan’s leader visits site of alleged Russian atrocities

The visit by Chinese Presiden Xi Jinping's is Beijing's strongest show of support yet for Russian President Vladimir Putin since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

21 minutes ago

Xi’s cocoon in Moscow: A Chinese-owned hotel over Red Square opulence

By Mary Ilyushina and Francesca Ebel46 minutes ago

Xi and Putin showcase their alliance but offer no path to peace in Ukraine

By Robyn Dixon and Lily Kuo1 hour ago

Another art museum chief quits as Russia pressures cultural institutions

By Francesca Ebel3 hours ago

Visit by Japan’s Kishida to Kyiv gives sharp contrast to Xi in Russia

By Michelle Ye Hee Lee6 hours ago

Analysis

Xi meets Putin in show of anti-West unity, but there’s unease, too

By Ishaan Tharoor15 hours ago

Xi and Putin hold talks in Russia, trading compliments, amid war in Ukraine

By Francesca Ebel and Lily Kuo22 hours ago

Year of War

Opinions

The pre-Pearl Harbor GOP is back

Opinion by Max Boot

DeSantis lacks moral clarity on Ukraine. His critics lack prudence.

Opinion by Ramesh Ponnuru

Did Ron DeSantis really flip-flop on Russia and Ukraine?

Opinion by Jason Willick

Some of my GOP colleagues have lost their moral compass on Ukraine

Opinion by Chris Sununu

The moral and legal case for sending Russia’s frozen $300 billion to Ukraine

Opinion by Lawrence H. Summers, Philip D. Zelikow and Robert B. Zoellick

Putin is planning a Soviet-style punishment for his critics

Opinion by Vladimir Kara-Murza

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Understanding the conflict

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Follow the 600-mile front line between Ukrainian and Russian forces

Over the last year, the war has morphed from a multi-front invasion to a conflict of attrition largely concentrated along a 600-mile stretch in the east and south.

By Júlia Ledur, Laris Karklis, Ruby Mellen, Chris Alcantara, Aaron Steckelberg and Lauren TierneyFebruary 21