With the onset of the war between Israel and Hamas, the world’s attention has swung away from the nearly 2-year-old conflict in ukraine

US gathering of Pacific Rim leaders most notable for meeting between Joe Biden and Xi Jinping, seen as a sign of easing China-US relations

ukraine's counter-offensive may have achieved a breakthrough ahead of the expected harsh winter months.

Women’s football under Russian air raids, Ukrainian soldiers’ bridgehead in enemy-held Kherson, and the cinematographers flying deadly drones

Marines talk of progress on "several bridgeheads" but soldiers talk of fatigue at the front.

‘One of the main goals of this combat work is to push the enemy as far as possible from the right bank to protect the Ukrainian civilian population,’ the military says

Exclusive: Vladimir Kara-Murza was sentenced to 25 years in a Russian prison in April this year for criticising the “special military operation” in ukraine

ukraine’s Draft Dodgers, talks to some of the men who have escaped the war, as they explain their unique situations, their choices, and what they have gone through to get out of ukraine and claim asylum in its neighbouring countries

 

The Ukrainian marines said they had established several bridgeheads across the River Dnipro

Hungary’s government has released a set of questions for an informal survey it will send to voters on a number of divisive issues including migration, LGBTQ+ rights and support for ukraine

Ukrainian armed forces say they have established foothold on eastern side of river in Kherson region

Yale University study finds Russia and Belarus ‘have been working together to coordinate and fund the movement of children’

Russians who think the country is on ‘wrong path’ cite ‘war’, ‘people dying’ and ‘low wages’

After Russia's invasion, most Ukrainian men were banned from leaving, but many are escaping abroad.

The first visas issued as part of the Homes for ukraine scheme – launched last year following the Russian invasion – will expire in March 2025.

Graham Phillips, who watched a hearing in London via a video link from ukraine, says a Government decision to freeze his assets was ‘Orwellian’.

Aleksandra Skochilenko admits replacing supermarket price tags with pieces of paper urging shoppers to stop the war

Sasha Skochilenko replaced supermarket labels with anti-invasion messages weeks after the war began.

Kim Sengupta returns to Kamianka in eastern ukraine – the scene of one of the most extraordinary exchanges he has witnessed during the 21-month war – to hear about the struggle to rebuild amid accusations of Russian collusion and vast destruction ...