
Ukrainian drones and missiles kill six in Russia and Crimea
The attacks came after Russia struck Kharkiv at the weekend with aerial bombs.
The attacks came after Russia struck Kharkiv at the weekend with aerial bombs.
Financial Times: Thales-led radio frequency directed energy weapon costs just 20c per use.
New York Times: Putin has promised unspecified technological help to North Korea.
The partnership includes a vow of mutual aid if either country faces 'aggression'.
The Russian submarine Kazan was sighted off Scotland’s coast, but threats were downplayed.
Financial Times: Companies in sector looking to recruit tens of thousands this year.
Jens Stoltenberg insists bloc must show its nuclear arsenal to the world.
The leaders of the Group of Seven wealthy democracies have agreed to give $81b to Ukraine.
Putin's demands for ending the war were swiftly rejected by Ukraine.
More than 50 countries have confirmed they are attending the conference in Lake Lucerne.
The Azov Brigade was initially banned from having US weapons due to neo-nazi ideology.
Ukraine says its forces have hit an ultra-modern Russian warplane 370km from frontlines.
Russia and Ukraine have continued to exchange drone attacks overnight.
NYT: A web of officials aligned with Putin permanently transferred Ukrainian children.
New permission for Ukraine to fire Nato weapons into Russia angers Putin.
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Frontier clash with Estonia and Finland may suggest a bid to seize control in the Baltic.
Zelenskyy has warned that Russia is preparing to intensify its offensive.
New York Times: Some military leaders have been sacked and others charged with corruption.
Allies are working together after migrants were forced across the Russian border.
One of the women said the pension reduction was having an acute effect on her household.
Estonia is seeing a rise in instances of sabotage, electronic warfare and spying.
New York Times: Russia's bombardment brings memories of Nazi Germany in WWII.
She says North Korea had no intention of exporting its military capabilities to Russia.
The ambulances are filled with good-quality second-hand tyres and spare stretchers.
More than 1700 people have been sanctioned since the illegal invasion of Ukraine began.
Ukrainian forces have withdrawn from some parts of the country’s northeast.
Russian troops are locked in intense battles with Ukraine in Vovchansk.
Financial Times: Worried EU policymakers are searching for ways to inject some dynamism.