How Russian invasion could change life as we know it
The world has already changed significantly. But that could just be the start.
The world has already changed significantly. But that could just be the start.
War now entering a "dangerous" new phase, military experts say.
New York Times: Post-Soviet countries remain caught between Russian and Western influence.
New York Times: Ukraine's capital remains the biggest prize of all for Russia.
Three Russian cosmonauts appeared to show solidarity with Ukraine with new uniform.
Moscow will lose in the long run if it doesn't end its war.
A pro-Russia activist spread misinformation about the Ukraine invasion.
The food and drink company has been accused of being a 'sponsor of Putin's war'.
He received significant publicity over a failed refurbishment of Waiwera Thermal Resort.
Ardern reiterated NZ's unequivocal condemnation of Russia's aggression.
New York Times: Negotiations to end the war have progressed, but scepticism abounds.
"It cost $150 to fill my 2012 Toyota hatchback." But there's a but, writes Jack Tame.
US President Joe Biden and China's Xi Jinping spoke for nearly two hours.
Ukrainians living in NZ have been trapped in a real-life nightmare.
Russian forces pressed their assault on Ukrainian cities today.
Despite only following 22 people, Putin's account has some surprising names.
The Russian leader has demanded Ukrainian 'neutrality' and disarmament.
New York Times: "Nazi" slur's sudden emergence shows Putin is trying to use stereotypes.
NZ Army vet join the ranks of Westerners who travelled to Ukraine to train people
Housing Ukrainian refugees was a no-brainer for Kiwi Jared Mitchell, his wife and brother
New York Times: Around the world, some think that Putin has a point.
Six countries say there's "very strong evidence" of Russian troops committing horror acts.
The movie star condemned the decision-makers in the Kremlin.
Pentagon officials say the damage sustained by Russia will impact the will of soldiers.
Ania took her cat Cindy when she fled her home because 'she's part of our family'.
A number of foreigners who travelled to Ukraine to fight have already begun to flee.
New York Times: The casualties go far to explain why troops are stalled outside of Kyiv.
New York Times: Some analysts believe the Kremlin sees a nuclear as a viable strategy.
Footage aired on Russian TV shows the plan to capture Nato countries near Ukraine.
New York Times: Ukraine invasion a turning point on tackling illicit Russian wealth.