Ukraine ‘hits factory making parts for Crimea bridge’
Suspected stealth strike by Kyiv’s military targets plant in Russian border city.
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Kiwi volunteer Andrew Bagshaw's body returned in Russia-Ukraine prisoner swap
The swap involved dozens of Russian and Ukrainian prisoners of war.
Dozens of soldiers freed in Russia-Ukraine prisoner swap
Elsewhere, Ukraine’s Odesa in the dark after huge network failure from damaged equipment.
China’s bizarre excuse for 'spy balloon’ over US
China maintains the balloon was a weather research satellite that had blown off course.
EU prepares more sanctions against Russia for first anniversary of war in Ukraine
EU to unveil 10th package of sanctions on Feb 24, the anniversary of Russia's invasion.
Letters: Climate change can't be ignored
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Soaring death toll gives grim insight into Russian tactics
New York Times: Moscow is sending poorly trained recruits to the front lines.
Sunak marks 100 days as UK PM as problems mount
Leader who calmed financial markets after Liz Truss’ disastrous tenure faces many issues.
Russia hits more civilian targets, EU officials visit Kyiv
5 dead in more strikes in Kramatorsk after apartment building attack killed 3, wounded 21.
Raid on lair of ‘Bond villain’ who helped launch Zelenskyy’s career
The 'warlord oligarch' infamously keeps a shark tank in his office to intimidate visitors.
Russia reportedly eyeing eastern Ukraine push
Ukrainian officials say Russia is mustering its military might in the Luhansk region.
Ukraine pushes for Western fighter jets after tank deals
The US and Britain have refused to provide warplanes to Ukraine.
How an oligarch may have recruited the FBI agent who investigated him
New York Times: How one of the FBI's top agents may have flipped sides.
Boris Johnson reveals Putin threatened to kill him in missile strike
Russian President warned Johnson 'it would only take a minute', former UK PM says.
Friends mourn Kiwi volunteer Andrew Bagshaw who was killed in Ukraine
Friends and volunteers gathered at Kyiv’s St Sophia’s Cathedral to say goodbye.
Will Western tanks give Ukraine the victory?
OPINION: Weighing the likely effect of adding Leopard 2 tanks to the conflict.
How to fix a Howitzer: US offers help line to Ukraine troops
US troops provide real-time maintenance advice to Ukrainian troops on the battlefield.
Wagner Group’s brutality in Ukraine invasion puts it in spotlight
Led by a rogue millionaire, the group has taken an increasingly visible role in attacks.
Who is winning the ideological war in Ukraine?
The decision to share tanks with Ukraine was more than a domestic policy shift.
Russia plays down West’s move on tanks
Russia has consistently downplayed the threats of tanks and claims it won't deter them.
UN warns Iran can fuel ‘several’ atom bombs
Warning comes amid tension, stalled diplomatic efforts as Tehran arms Russia in Ukraine.
Deadly wave of Russian attacks on Ukraine
Attacks came day after Germany and US said they would send powerful tanks to Ukraine.
Ukraine war, nuclear threat puts 'Doomsday Clock' to 90 seconds to midnight
With Ukraine conflict, looming spectre of nuclear war, Earth creeps closer to Armageddon.
This entire city is now on Unesco's endangered list
Humanity has duty to protect the historical spot, says Unesco.
European court rules Ukraine cases against Russia admissible - Flight MH17 included
Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 was shot down over Ukraine in 2014, 2 Kiwis were among dead.
US, Germany sending battle tanks to back Ukraine war effort
Western-designed tanks and unified move could be game changer, and increase Russian anger.
US poised to approve tanks for Ukraine
The US will reportedly send tanks with Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative package.
Officials sacked amid Ukraine corruption scandal
Shake-up "intended to calm Western partners" over aid and military support, analyst says.
NZ sanctions heavily drain Russian vodka imports
National wants law to avoid NZ becoming 'safe haven' for dodgy money.
Russian Jehovah’s Witnesses granted refugee status over persecution, conscription fears
Husband feared being conscripted into Russian army to fight in Ukraine.
Corruption probe begins in Ukraine’s defence ministry
Ukraine’s military budget has ballooned since Russia invaded in February.
Poland pushes for more tanks for Kyiv, will seek German consent
Poland needs the consent of Germany to send them to a non-Nato country.
Russia blames West for no Ukraine talks, defends navy drills
Russia is blaming US interference for the lack of negotiation with Ukraine.
Johnson meets Zelenskyy on surprise Kyiv visit
Unofficial trip to Ukraine sparks concerns former PM could undermine Rishi Sunak.