Editorial: All eyes on France election amid war in Ukraine
EDITORIAL: The Ukraine war is now upending security, politics and economics in Europe.
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Matthew Hooton: PM emulates Savage with military response to Ukraine
OPINION: Once again, a Labour prime minister is sending New Zealand troops into Europe.
Ukraine warns half of country will need to be checked for mines
A massive de-mining operation has begun as booby traps are left behind by Russians.
Concerns deployed NZDF personnel won't be able to access future support
RSA about what it terms NZ's two classes of veterans: 'It's a national shame.'
Putin vows Ukraine invasion will continue to 'full completion'
Putin speaks for the first time since Russian forces were pushed out of Kyiv.
Call for Ukraine President to speak to NZ Parliament
Any invite to Ukraine's President to speak to Parliament has to come from the PM.
Russian oligarch's superyacht docked in Fiji
Superyacht Amadea belonging to a Russian oligarch is in Fiji.
Ukraine war pushes Germans to change. They are wavering
New York Times: Doubts emerging over govt's commitment to sending weapons to Ukraine.
NZ Defence Force Hercules leaves for Europe
NZDF staff are on way to Europe as part of the response to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.
'It's not the end': Children who survived horror of Bucha
Russian withdrawal leaves children shattered by the ghastliest scenes of war.
Putin says Russia can't be isolated; WTO sees war weighing on global trade growth
Vladimir Putin is vowing that its goals in Ukraine will be achieved.
Chemical weapons claims: Disturbing reports emerge from Ukraine
Western governments 'urgently' try to verify claims that Russia used chemical weapons.
A landscape of horrors: Bucha's month of terror
New York Times: Campaign of terror and revenge saw civilians tortured, raped and killed.
'Highly insensitive and disrespectful': Miss Russia NZ organisers urged to cancel or change
Event the only Russian community event going ahead following a string of cancellations.
'Holding back the horde': Mariupol fighters battle on after experts said city would fall
A small band of determined soldiers persevere in Mariupol despite Russian threats.
Russian journalist who denounced Putin's war lands new job
Russian journalist Marina Ovsyannikova has been hired to work for German newspaper Welt .
No more 'have a nice day': Lviv learns to live with war
New York Times: Lviv is trying to adjust to being on the fringes of war.
Nearly two-thirds of Ukraine's children have fled homes
Unicef says 4.8 million children have been displaced since Russia's invasion.
Mariupol mayor says civilian dead 'carpet the streets'
Claims the death toll from the siege of the Ukraine city could surpass 20,000.
Rising costs forcing kids out of school to help families, says principal
Costs forced up by Covid and Ukraine war are again hurting struggling families.
Expert: What NZ's lethal military support for Ukraine means
It is the most significant military effort in Europe since Bosnian War in mid-1990s.
Russia's 'mounting casualties': Discharged veterans get war recall
The next phase of battle is expected to be a showdown in eastern Ukraine.
Govt pledges $7.5m for weapons to Ukraine, 50 NZDF staff heading to Europe
PM says New Zealand was ready to help Ukraine, as were many other countries.
Satellite photos expose Russia's invasion failings
New satellite imagery has revealed the extent the Russian invasion of Ukraine has failed.
'Everything was destroyed': War hits Ukraine's farms
New York Times: War has reached the region known as Europe's breadbasket.
'They were trying to flee': Dozens of bodies found on highway to Kyiv - official
New York Times: Grim images have emerged from a town 27km from Bucha.
Live: Ukraine digs in ahead of Russia's eastern offensive
Moscow appoints a decorated general as war commander for the next assault on Ukraine.
'We hope they don't rocket our convoy' - Kiwi pastor in Ukraine helping rescue families
Owen Pomana said he could not just sit around and watch as the war in Ukraine erupted.
Zelenskyy's warning to the world - 'the next few days of war are crucial'
'Russian troops will move to even larger operations in the east of our state.'
History shows war criminals go unpunished - if they stay in power
New York Times: Why calls for war crimes justice over Ukraine face long odds.
'Scum and traitors': Putin's bizarre claim, rage escalates
Putin is doubling down his most bizarre claims since war began – and Russia believes it.
Pakistan's PM Imran Khan vows to fight on after Parliament ousts him
Tens of thousands of Khan supporters marched in cities across Pakistan yesterday.
The Front Page: Why Govt's fuel bailout was a mistake never to be repeated
Simon Wilson on the impact of climate change and why we need to act now.
Spurred by Vladimir Putin, Russians turn on one another over the war
New York Times: Citizens are denouncing one another in an eerie echo of Stalin's terror.