News from the frontlines of Russian-Ukraine war has long slipped from Western headlines, but for the people living in the region, daily reminders of the conflict’s existence abound.

Ukrainian religious leaders and human rights activists agreed to cooperate for promoting religious freedom in the format of a roundtable.

Azerbaijan was among the top three countries in the list of Israeli arms importers in 2017.

The grand opening and mezuzah affixing ceremony and dedication of the large, new wing of the Children’s Home in Moscow was celebrated with great joy, led by the Chief Rabbi of Russia, Rabbi Berel Lazar.

Comedian and political novice Volodymyr Zelensky, best known playing the role of a fictional head of state, won last weekend's first round run-off.

JCU is planning to make the conference an annual international event.

1,214 bodies of Jewish victims murdered in the site that used to be the Jewish ghetto were unearthed until now.

The Bar Mitzvah of philanthropist David Aminov’s son was a chance to feed 1,000 elderly Jews in Moscow on Purim.

Exit polls show Volodymyr Zelensky with 30.4 percent of the vote in the first round of Ukraine’s presidential election.

Ukraine stays committed to United Nations resolutions urging Israel to withdraw from the occupied and annexed Golan Heights, according to a statement by Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs released late on March 26.