The Guardian says Kyiv has been asking for Pegasus since 2019, reveals that Israeli firm also pulled out of deal to supply phone-hacking technology to Estonia for same reason

Daughter of a Jewish family that converted to Roman Catholicism, first woman to be US Secretary of State believed in the power of statecraft, but use of military force when needed

Lawyer for family says paperwork shows teen arrived with adults who are responsible for her, but authorities are concerned over contradictions in details of alleged adoption

Oksana Baulina filed reports from Ukraine capital since Russia invasion; she had worked for Navalny's organization until it was banned as extremist; 1 other killed in attack

'I’ll be there at 12 to bomb your facility you ukranian jew filth i got bombs there now,' said the two latest warnings sent to centers in Missouri and Pennsylvania

US publisher of 'The Betrayal of Anne Frank: A Cold Case Investigation' will continue to sell book that has been described by historians as 'a shaky house of cards'

In an English-language video, Ukraine president calls on people to take to the streets to support his country, vows to bring Russian 'invaders' to justice

Jews’ increasing ubiquity behind the scenes at the pitch has been mirrored by their near-total absence on it