Isabelle Khurshudyan is a foreign correspondent based in Kyiv. A University of South Carolina graduate, she has worked at The Washington Post since 2014, previously as a correspondent in the ...

Condensing the First World War – a war which saw the slaughter of 9 million soldiers and 13 million civilians– into any art form is no easy task ...

A dispute between top defense officials comes amid worries over continued U.S. military support for Ukraine and reawakens ...

Independent media in Russia and Ukraine have been critical of their governments and provide alternative reporting, but much ...

In doing this the Franco-German skipper achieved her goal of maintaining the positive and combative state of mind that she was aiming for. Four years ago, Isabelle Joschke had sailed up the Sables ...

Some local farmers say there’s a silver lining to the looming trade war between Canada and the United States: a boom in ...

Calista Flockhart in a Sam Shepard revival, boldface names in Joy Behar’s “My First Ex-Husband” and a marionette made of ice.

These conversations about the path of personal growth transitioned from a one-way discussion into an interactive, supportive space. Isabelle had unknowingly found a group of women online who also saw ...

Voters who cast ballots for Trump in November told Newsweek they are thrilled over the rapid speed and breadth of the ...

Kyiv insists the attacks are orchestrated by Russia, but there is rising reluctance in the country to join the fight as the ...