"Vladimir Putin values money more than human life. He's come after me in a big way, threatened me with death, with kidnapping, issued eight Interpol arrest warrants for me." The West needs to take a harder stand against Putin's allies, Bill Browder tells...

U.S. says Iranian troops were in Crimea helping Russian military attack Ukraine. Reports say Iranian drone experts are training Russian soldiers. But why is Iran helping Russia? What's in it for Tehran? Listen in to Priyanka Sharma.

Recent deals with Russia saw the release of 215 Ukrainian prisoners of war. Speaking to Sky's Sally Lockwood, one former marine tells of being treated 'like an animal' - stripped, beaten, duct-taped, shocked and humiliated while being held captive.

I mapped every day of the war in Ukraine to try and understand who’s winning, what the goal is, and what happens next.

Russian men have been fleeing in large numbers since the Kremlin announced a partial military draft to sustain its unprovoked invasion of Ukraine. Turkey, where some 50,000 Russian nationals have applied for residency since February, is one of their desti...

As many other companies, Starbucks left Russia, but the coffee houses were bought by a Russian pro-Putin rapper Timati and reopened with a new name: Stars Coffee. I wonder why now 'Ztarz coffee' though. Today we will go to the USSRbucks Coffee and see if...

Today, we continue to reflect on Ukraine’s counter-offensive, answer some of your questions and ask whether Europe has done enough to avoid an energy crisis this Winter.

Today, we discuss the lightning advance, consider Russia's continued occupation of the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant and debate what impact a harsh incoming winter will have on Western support for Ukraine.

"It's extremely expensive, extremely painful but what Putin wants instead is for us to say, okay, you can have Ukraine, we're going to end our sanctions." Sanctions will have an effect on Putin eventually but only if we are consistent, says Bill Browder.

Today, we discuss the latest updates the battlefront and we have a fascinating interview with Vladyslav Heraskevych, the first-ever Ukrainian skeleton racer, who talks about how the war has impacted Sport in Ukraine and his own life.

Today, we discuss the latest updates from the battlefront, north, south and east; dig into the composition and tactics of the Ukrainian army; and ask why Russia has resorted to buying millions of artillery shells and rockets from North Korea.

"We've seen quite significant pressure on the Russian economy." After Putin says the economic sanctions put in place by the West are 'not impacting' Russia, #TimesRadio asks Professor Samuel Greene, director of the Russian Institute at King's College Lond...

When sanctions were first announced in response to Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, analysts and politicians alike predicted that they would cripple Russia’s economy. However, 6 months on, it’s still not entirely clear what impact sanctions have had.

Today, we discuss the latest updates from the warzone, hear from our correspondent Campbell MacDiarmid who’s on the ground in Ukraine and we interview journalist Kristaps Andrejsons, who gives us the view of the war from Latvia.

Day 188. Today, we look at the intense fighting in the south around the occupied city of Kherson, the start of what some believe is the long awaited Ukrainian counter offensive - we also explore the world of NAFO ,the fellas and images of Shibuya dogs? Co...