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Massive missile strike in Ukraine, Putin reclaims Crimean bridge
Onslaught targets homes and buildings, civilians, and electrical power and water supplies.
Russia’s plumbers sent to fight in Ukraine - just when they are needed to fix boilers at home
Call-up means repairmen unavailable for residents facing -40C freeze with broken heating.
Russia-Ukraine war: US intel chief thinking ‘optimistically’ for Ukraine forces
US intel says the war is now running at 'reduced tempo', which gives hope for the future.
No OPEC+ oil shakeup as Russian price cap stirs uncertainty
Mystery in how much Russian oil sanctions measures could take off the global market.
Can Ukraine pay for war without wrecking economy?
Ukraine government faces difficulties in paying its bills once the war is over.
Putin issues war ultimatum to Biden
Russian president has responded to Joe Biden's offer to meet.
Ukrainian Embassy blast in Madrid, other devices found across Spain
Spain investigating incident as a terrorist act, unclear if links to war in Ukraine.
Russian shelling cuts off power again in liberated Kherson
Moscow pushing to destroy Ukraine’s energy plants and key infrastructure for winter.
Biden and Macron hold talks on Ukraine, climate, China
Biden will honour Macron with the first state dinner of his presidency during his visit.
Letters: National's Superannuation "attack"
OPINION: Letters on the Reserve Bank, Sky TV, Kirikiriroa, Russia, and a WWI memorial.
EU seeks special court to investigate Russia war crimes
Putin's forces have been accused of abuses in Ukraine, including in Bucha and Mariupol.
Medics in Ukraine’s ‘meat grinder’ reveal brutal reality on the frontline
'You never feel relaxed. Every time we are afraid.'
African students in Russia say they are under mounting pressure to join war
Russia’s desperate attempt to win the Ukraine war is getting bleak.
‘Hateful crime’: Man with knife cuts down Ukraine flag from restaurant
It came amid Russia’s invasion of Ukraine which has recently prompted torture allegations.
Russia says nuclear talks with US delayed amid stark differences
Postponement marks another low point in badly strained US-Russian relations.
Torture allegations mount in Kherson in Russian occupation aftermath
Investigators say nine torture rooms found in region, warning only tip of the iceberg.
Nato commits to future Ukraine membership, drums up aid
War-torn Ukraine will one day become a member of the world’s largest security alliance.
Uneasy calm grips Ukraine as West prepares winter aid
Russian strikes battering Ukraine’s power grid in alleged campaign to "weaponise" winter.
What NZ can learn from the war in Ukraine
OPINION: War on the far side of the world has lessons for our country's defence.
‘Critically ill’ Vladimir Putin’s feet twitch and spasm during tense meeting
Footage showed the moment Vladimir Putin’s feet appeared to twitch and spasm.
Anti-war activists who flee Russia find detention, not freedom, in the US
New York Times: 'I left Russia for a place just like Russia,' said one.
Snow falls on Kyiv as shelling hits eastern and southern Ukraine
Wintry weather could have an increasing impact on the conflict, analysts predict.
'We will prevail': Kyiv hopeful and defiant despite hardship
Power cuts, wintry days and water shortages are not enough to break Kyiv's spirit.
How Ukraine's drone navy is menacing Russia's superior Black Sea forces
New technologies are changing the balance of power.
Putin’s ‘energy weapon’ will kill more in Europe this winter than have died in the war
New analysis concludes current cost of energy will likely lead to an extra 147,000 deaths.
Russia using old, unarmed nuclear missiles as supplies run low
Russia has likely had to dip into its stock of ageing nuclear cruise missiles.
Civilians flee Kherson again, as Zelenskyy, EU leaders meet over food security
It comes as Ukraine marks anniversary of Stalin-era famine, “Holodomor".
Putin tells soldiers’ angry mothers he ‘feels their pain’
The meeting appears to acknowledge the Kremlin's failings in mobilising fresh forces.
Nato vows to aid Ukraine ‘for as long as it takes’
Nato Secretary General says it will help transform Ukraine’s forces into a modern army.
Russia's Wagner Group sends 'bloodied' sledgehammer to EU
A video posted shows a suited lawyer carrying a violin case into a bare room.
EU nations fail to find gas price agreement as winter sets in
450 million citizens face massive increases in utility bills as the cold weather sets in.
US aid to Ukraine puts pressure on Pentagon’s arms stockpile
US defence production lines aren’t scaled to supply a major land war.
Russian parliament gives LGBTQ ‘propaganda’ bill final approval
It is another step in a crackdown on the country’s LGBTQ community.