Ukraine

Kyiv has asked its Western partners to provide MiG-29 fighter jets that its pilots already know how to fly

Zelenskiy's chief of staff Andriy Yermak called it "the second phase of the war" and assured Ukrainians that their forces could hold off the offensive.

Not only Ukrainian soldiers but also "a large group of civilians" were essentially surrounded.

Earlier this month in Malta, Francis implicitly criticised Russian President Vladimir Putin over the invasion

Russian oil production has continued to slide in April, declining by 7.5% in the first half of the month from March

Usmanov, 68, was ranked sixth in the Sunday Times' list of the richest people in the UK in 2021.

Moscow describes its invasion as a "special military operation" aimed at demilitarising Ukraine

A Russian artist faces up to 10 years in jail for protesting against the country's invasion of Ukraine. A local court has put her behind bars for spreading "fake news."

The missile cruiser carries 16 P-1000 Vulkan anti-ship missiles as well as an array of anti-submarine and mine-torpedo weapons

The latest package would include extending a UK import ban on Russian goods, to include iron and steel from Thursday.

He said 36 countries count on Russia and Ukraine for more than half of their wheat imports

OPEC said inflation was the major factor impacting the world economy and lowered this year's economic growth forecast

A Ukrainian mother fleeing war was left with no option but to scribble her family's contact details on her two-year-old daughter Vera's back.

Nikita Mazepin, 23, was sacked by the Haas Formula One team last month after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Ukrainians have been granted special humanitarian permission to enter the United States.

Russian general Alexander Dvornikov, a veteran of Russia's military intervention in Syria, had been named the overall commander of Russian forces in Ukraine.

The death toll rose as well in the east of Ukraine, where a missile strike on Friday killed 57 people at a railway station in the city of Kramatorsk

A 53-year-old woman identified as Iryna Filkina was allegedly killed by Russian soldiers when she was on her way to her house in Bucha on March 5.

Germany's foreign intelligence service has intercepted radio communications between Russian soldiers wherein they could allegedly be heard talking about killing civilians in Ukraine.

The use of human shields is forbidden under the Geneva Conventions, the international code of humanitarian conduct during wartime.

Abramovich has recently been involved in peace talks between Russia and Ukraine in Turkey

Russia is the world's largest oil exporter and supplies more than 25 percent of the EU's crude

NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said the alliance expects a Russian push in "coming weeks" to try to seize the entire Donbas.

Since the start of the Russian offensive in Ukraine on February 24, the authorities have stepped up censorship

Macron said that he had never used the situation in Ukraine for political ends and said he would only visit Zelensky in Kyiv if it could bring results.

The head of Motoyzhyn village, her husband, and her son were killed by the Russian forces during their occupation of the village near Kyiv, according to Ukrainian officials.

Germany had deemed it too early for Ukraine to join NATO in 2008 because it found that the political conditions were not met at that point.

Kremlin has dismissed the graphic images emerging from the town as "fakes" concocted by Ukraine.

Thousands have died in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol since the Russian invasion and the rest of the city residents are living in fear with no amenities available to them.

Municipal worker Serhii Kaplychnyi says his team struggled to bury the dead during Russia's short-lived occupation of Bucha