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Putin adds Australia, NZ to Russia's hit list
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'Nuclear bully': Putin puts world on alert
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Russian snubs call from The Hague to end 'medieval siege'
Russian seats in the Great Hall of Justice remain empty.
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'I feel shame': Captured Russian soldier's powerful plea
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New York Times: Many Ukrainians are encountering backlash from family members in Russia.
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The 'London laundromat': Will Britain wean itself off Russian money?
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ANALYSIS: The Russia Sanctions Bill will allow additional sanctions against Russia.
PM beefs up Russia sanctions; 100 banned from NZ travel; moves to block superyachts
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Latest events from the military invasion of Ukraine.
Trump jokes about bombing Russia and framing China, slams Nato's response
Donald Trump has spoken out about the war in Ukraine, pushing the West to do more.
A plea to Jacinda Ardern from a Ukrainian-Kiwi lawyer
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Russians in Auckland experiencing hostility and abuse over war in Ukraine
Police advise anyone with concerns for their safety to make a report as soon as they can.
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Ukraine war: Unlikely new player attempts mediation
New to the world stage, the spotlight goes on Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett.
Death toll nears six million as pandemic enters third year
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Ukraine invasion: Heartbreaking scenes at Romanian border
A World Vision worker describes the scene as millions of women and children flee.
Elon Musk mocks Russian space agency over broomstick insult
Russian space agency made a sledge about how Americans needs 'broomsticks' to go to space.
Putin hints at deadly nuke strike in cosy chat with air stewardesses
The decor of flowers barely masked dark insinuation for the world over the Ukraine crisis.
Cecilia Robinson: War in the age of social media
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'Akin to declaring war': Putin says Ukraine's future in doubt as ceasefire fails
Struggle to enforce temporary ceasefire shows fragility of efforts to stop the fighting.
How history will look back on Russian invasion
The war has set off a chain of events that could alter the balance of power for good.
'Ugly scenes': Putin move backfires for China
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Mariupol Diary: Scenes of despair, resolve in Ukraine city
The war in Ukraine has been going for ten days now, with no sign of ending.
Kiwi's diary of a war: Bomb, bunkers and exhaustion
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Russia to observe ceasefire in two areas of Ukraine
The Russian military will observe a ceasefire to allow civilians to evacuate.
Cracks start to show in Putin's Ukraine plans
And the President's most significant oversight may be his own troops.
Watch: Moment British journos are shot by Russian troops in Ukraine
The moment a reporter and cameraman were shot by troops in Ukraine has been captured.