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War isn't funny but humour helps Ukrainians cope with trauma
A little humour has gone a long way in war-stricken Ukraine.
A little humour has gone a long way in war-stricken Ukraine.
The head of the organisation has been thwarted in his attempts to disrupt Putin's regime.
Body after body, some bound, have been pulled from another mass grave in Bucha.
Russia is pounding the region daily with relentless artillery and air raids.
A hastily rebranded McDonald's has opened in Moscow - but without the Big Mac.
Russia Day has been celebrated in occupied Ukraine, including in ravaged Mariupol.
15yo and dad hailed for their volunteer aerial reconnaissance work.
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The Government offered 4000 special visas, fewer than 200 immigrants have arrived.
Two British fighters and one Moroccan have been sentenced to death fighting for Ukraine.
Putin's speech on the 350th anniversary of Peter the Great's birthday is significant.
As the shock of the invasion subsides, the Kremlin could exploit a dragged-out conflict.
US general claims Russia has failed to breach Ukraine in one key area due to Starlink.
The woman and her children fear they will be killed if they return to Russia.
Two British citizens and a Moroccan sentenced to death for fighting with Ukraine.
Ukrainian rapper unleashes fury about Russia invasion in new music for Kyiv.
Court in self-proclaimed Donetsk People's Republic condemns two Brits and a Moroccan man.
Millions of tons of grain are building up in Ukraine with no way of leaving the country.
A New York Judge issued the warrant for the luxury jets after trips to Russia.
Eastern industrial heartland of coal mines and factories almost in Russian control.
Amadea became a target of a US task force set up to seize assets of Russian oligarchs.
Drought-stricken countries are unlikely to hesitate, say experts.
US seeks to seize luxury jets linked to Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich.
The Kremlin's threat of military escalation did not specify what the new targets might be.
Everything from rifle scopes to boots have been sent to troops, paid for by "patriots".
The capital hasn't seen similar strikes since late April.
People marched through a drizzly Auckland CBD to honour victims of the Ukraine war.
Russian strikes killed four people in the nearby village of Hirske.
US intelligence agencies underestimated Zelenskyy while overestimating Putin.