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Finland plans to join alliance despite nuclear attack threats by pro-Kremlin politician.
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Russian forces retreat from the north, focus on east Ukraine
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Finland's leaders in favour of applying for Nato membership
The dramatic move paves the way for the alliance to expand amid Russia's war in Ukraine.
EU to stop recommending masks for air travel
The decision is a "big step forward" in returning to normal travel.
Ukraine shuts down Russian gas pipeline amid threat of further annexation
Westward flow of one of Moscow's most lucrative exports disrupted for the first time.
The West frets over uncertain Ukraine war endgame
War grinds into its third month with little sign of a decisive victory for either side.
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Odesa pounded with bombs, siege of Mariupol steel mill continues
Russia attempting to cut supply lines and weapons shipments critical to Kyiv's defence.
'Horror and brutality': Jill Biden reports back from Ukraine
First Lady acts as a second pair of eyes and ears for the President in the war zone.
Russia mysteriously cans flypasts as Victory Day parade falls flat
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Putin defends Ukraine war as Russia marks WWII victory
Putin seeks to cast Moscow's military action as a forced response to Western policies.
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Italian police have seized an asset believed to be one of Putin's most prized possessions.
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