Ukrainian troops have pulled out from the devastated town, its new army chief has said, paving the way for Russia’s biggest advance since May 2023 when it captured the city of Bakhmut

Ukrainian troops are being moved to ‘more favourable lines’

Two major wars – plus the death of Russian Putin critic Alexei Navalny – hang heavily over the annual gathering, writes Bel Trew

US President calls for Congress to honour Russian opposition leader by approving funds for ukraine’s defence against Moscow

Navalny was willing to take on Vladimir Putin and risk his life. Republican House Speaker Mike Johnson is so afraid of losing his speakership that he caves to Marjorie Taylor Greene

House speaker Mike Johnson insists lower chamber ‘will not be jammed or forced into passing a foreign aid bill that was opposed by most Republican senators’

Kyiv has sent frontline-hardened troops from one of its most prominent units to try and stem Russian advances, writes Tom Watling

Russian attack on town grinds on as the Ukrainian president works to drum up vital military assistance

Greece has become the first majority-Orthodox Christian nation to legalize same-sex marriage

Watch live as world leaders arrive for the 60th Munich Security Conference beginning on Friday, 16 February.

Exclusive: The Georgia representative hit out at the UK foreign secretary again in a row over US aid for ukraine

The British foreign secretary had compared Republicans to Nazi appeasers as he urged Congress to pass a divisive bill that would aid ukraine

ukraine deploys battle-hardened reserve fighters from crack brigade to defend Avdiivka

Russian-backed officials describe Avdiivka as a fortress with concrete bunkers

Kyiv has sent frontline-hardened troops from one of its most prominent units to try and stem Russian advances, writes Tom Watling

The commander-in-chief of ukraine’s army said his objective was to exhaust and slow down Russia’s advance

ukraine troops reinforce Avdiivka as some defenders withdraw to better positions; lack of US aid already affecting battlefield, says Nato chief

Alexander Smirnov falsely said executives linked to energy firm Burisma paid Joe and Hunter Biden $5m each in 2015 and 2016, prosecutors say

Kyiv has sent frontline-hardened troops from one of its most prominent units to try and stem Russian advances, writes Tom Watling

Firefighters were seen tackling a raging blaze at an oil depot in the Kursk region of Russia on Wednesday night into Thursday morning (15 February). The fire broke out as a result of a strike by a Ukrainian drone, according to the region’s governor ...