First civilians leave Mariupol steel plant, hundreds remain
Escapees describe terrifying weeks of Russian bombardment: 'Now, there is no Mariupol.'
Escapees describe terrifying weeks of Russian bombardment: 'Now, there is no Mariupol.'
The Ukraine air force has now conceded the hero pilot was a myth.
Up to 1000 civilians sheltering in the Azovstal steel plant have begun moving out.
Britain and Western alliance are now publicly committed to Kyiv's own war aims.
Putin could use an annual Victory Day parade on May 9 to make a "greater call to arms".
The warning comes as Kim praised military officials over a massive military parade.
They're known for being neutral, but this could change in a big way.
Offenders face up to 15 years in prison for collaborating with Russian forces.
Zelenskyy has revealed just how close Russian forces came to capturing or killing him.
Natural gas turned off for two Nato members as Russian stand-off with West escalates.
Times: In 1979, Norman Scott was pilloried and dismissed. Now he's telling his own story.
New York Times: "China is looking to rebalance the global order in its favour."
OPINION: Our editorial on the continued dumping of criminal elements on NZ's doorstep.
Korean leaders exchange letters expressing hope for improved bilateral relations.
Benefits from the trip may not be tangible for many. That doesn't mean there aren't any.
Week 2 wrap: Crushing egg-shells and catching Covid on the Australian campaign trail.
Russia takes over smoking ruins of the city, and orders troops to seal off Azovstal works.
OPINION: Our editorial on the Australian election and any comparisons to New Zealand.
Vladimir Putin attempts to take eastern Donbas region and slice Ukraine in two.
New York Times: Russia says its forces have surrounded the factory.
EDITORIAL: Battlefield developments pushing the war further into one of brutal attrition.
"I'm not even sure I'll put my head on this pillow tonight and wake up tomorrow."
Republicans have been quick to point out the US President's latest gaffe.
Ukraine claimed vessel hit by two Neptune missiles, and that ship's captain died on board.
The grieving mum, whose husband was also killed, couldn't watch the burial to the end.
This actor left his interviewers squirming when he went rogue promoting his new TV show.
More bodies being found every day under rubble and in mass graves, police say.
The Auckland doctor is now in Lviv co-ordinating supplies.
Who is up and who is down in the Aussie campaign?
The man claimed he was only "following presidential orders" from Donald Trump.