Ukraine claws back some territory, nuclear plant in peril
Ukraine has regained control of more than 20 settlements in the Kharkiv region.
Ukraine has regained control of more than 20 settlements in the Kharkiv region.
The US ramp up military aid by more than $2.8b to Ukraine and other European countries.
Treatment allegedly ranges from interrogations, data collection and strip searches.
Huge numbers of foreign fighters have joined the battle.
Russia and Ukraine are blaming each other for the attacks that have resumed in the area.
Russian leader declares: 'Everything preventing us from going forward will be rejected.'
New York Times: Detachment from the war in Ukraine is exactly what Putin is counting on.
The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant is surrounded by fighting and in danger of being hit.
A UN Agency says shelling around Europe's largest nuclear power plant should stop.
A paper from Treasury staff warns Kiwis will face a wellbeing hit because of the war.
Terrorists, claim responsibility for lethal car bomb attack, say Putin will lose his head.
Europe's largest nuclear plant powered down after a fire caused by Russian shelling.
An Australian artist says he has "received a barrage of online hate".
'We found a beauty,' one of the firefighters said.
Much of the Zaporizhzhia region, including the key city Melitopol, lost power on Sunday.
Intense mortar and artillery fire forced fellow fighters to withdraw.
Alexander Gillespie on the withholding of the body of Kiwi Corporal Dominic Abelen.
Oil producer was one of few companies to criticise invasion of Ukraine.
The French President has called on Europe to defend Ukraine's freedom.
Russian officials and diplomats foresee a cheap and hard-working workforce.
The European Union has renewed a call to Russia to fully demilitarize the plant region.
Ex-soldier says Russian media confirms Russia has body of US man killed alongside Abelen.
New York Times: We no longer know the names of all the dead. There are dozens every day.
Bridges, ammunition depots pounded as speculation rises of Ukrainian counteroffensive.
Calls come after fears body remains in Russian hands.
Up to 120 personnel will help prepare infantry recruits to defend their homeland.
Pressure grows to reform market by cutting link between electricity and cost of gas.
Shannon Taylor will become a combat medic for a small group of international volunteers.
Attacks were reported over the weekend at multiple locations.