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Shelling and shooting has increased after a brief winter lull. Around Vuhledar, a coal mining town in the Donbas region, Ukrainian soldiers are facing off against well-trained Russian forces. Here is what we’re covering:

After years of saying it would not choose sides, the Philippines is now asserting a need to stand up to China’s territorial moves in the South China Sea.

Despite his aggressive moves to try to slash greenhouse gas emissions, President Biden has angered young climate voters upset by a drilling project in Alaska.

With two generals vying for power, residents in the Sudanese capital said the violence had destroyed hospitals, airfields and homes, and left civilians caught in the crossfire.

We picked some of our favorite articles from the Times’s Climate Desk.

Tens of thousands descended on a tiny town in Western Australia, hundreds of miles from any city, to view a celestial spectacle.

Terrified to step outside because of firefights and bands of armed men in the streets, residents remain stuck in their homes with dwindling supplies of food, water and medicine.

He denied that he was Stakeknife, the code name of a high-ranking British mole in the Irish Republican Army during the Northern Ireland conflict.

Before an observatory can plumb the secrets of the cosmos, it must navigate more humbling challenges.

A lawsuit against Fox News could help decide the boundaries of press freedom.