'A blatant war crime': 46 children were taken from Ukraine. Many are up for adoption in Russia
NYT: A web of officials aligned with Putin permanently transferred Ukrainian children.
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I may give allies missiles to hit the West, Putin threatens
New permission for Ukraine to fire Nato weapons into Russia angers Putin.
Putin testing Nato borders for weak spots, security chiefs warn
Frontier clash with Estonia and Finland may suggest a bid to seize control in the Baltic.
At least 19 injured as Russia hits Ukraine’s power grid with fresh barrage
35 missiles, 46 drones downed by Ukraine, children hospitalised.
Dead, missing and kidnapped: Ukrainian Kiwis remember children caught in war
World Vision estimates three million affected children require humanitarian aid.
Biden gives Ukraine permission to strike inside Russia with US weapons
The US President has given Ukraine the go-ahead to use US weaponry to strike inside Russia
Optimistic about the war in Ukraine, Putin unleashes a purge at home
New York Times: Some military leaders have been sacked and others charged with corruption.
Nato nations plan ‘drone wall’ to protect from Russian aggression
Allies are working together after migrants were forced across the Russian border.
'How far can they go?': Russia wages a 'shadow war' on the West
Estonia is seeing a rise in instances of sabotage, electronic warfare and spying.
'It’s not a war; it’s an elimination': Ukrainians forced to relive childhood horrors in old age
New York Times: Russia's bombardment brings memories of Nazi Germany in WWII.
Kiwi charity secures fleet of emergency vehicles for Ukraine frontline
The ambulances are filled with good-quality second-hand tyres and spare stretchers.
NZ announces more sanctions against Russian-supporting entities in Ukraine war
More than 1700 people have been sanctioned since the illegal invasion of Ukraine began.
Zelenskyy postpones foreign trips amid Russian offensive
Ukrainian forces have withdrawn from some parts of the country’s northeast.
Russian assault opens new front in Ukraine
Russian troops are locked in intense battles with Ukraine in Vovchansk.
Can Europe’s economy ever hope to rival the US again?
Financial Times: Worried EU policymakers are searching for ways to inject some dynamism.
‘I’m the last one standing’: Ukraine’s hipsters prepare for war
The Ukrainian army's conscription age is being lowered – and Gen Z feels unprepared.
Russia announces nuclear weapon drills after angry exchange with senior Western officials
The Kremlin reacted angrily to comments about the Ukraine war.
Ukraine marks its third Easter at war
Russia has just launched a barrage of drones on eastern Ukraine.
Russia puts Zelenskyy on its wanted list
The commander of Ukraine's ground forces and Zelenskyy's predecessor are also wanted.
'Apostle for kindness': 86-year-old stands in the cold for six hours a day to encourage world peace
He's a sandal-wearing former lawyer, but the cold won't stop John McKay making a point.
First British royal visits war-stricken Ukraine
The royal is visiting Ukraine to demonstrate solidarity with those impacted by the war.
Western banks in Russia paid $1.4 billion in taxes to Kremlin last year
Financial Times: A fourfold increase on prewar levels for lenders still in Russia.
Ukraine uses long-range missiles secretly provided by US to hit Russian areas
The country has been forced to ration weapons and is facing increasing Russian attacks.
Kremlin warns of Ukraine's 'ruin' after new aid package approved
Ukrainian and Western leaders have welcomed a desperately needed aid package.
US House passes billions in aid for war-torn allies and others
US House approves a $US61b foreign aid package for Ukraine.
Poland arrests man suspected of spying to aid Zelenskyy assassination
Pole accused of being prepared to pass airport security information to Russian agents.
Kiwi Ukrainians send 200 wheelchairs and 10 beds to war hospitals
Organiser Edward Patkevych said hospitals in Ukraine are fighting for equipment.
Pressure mounts on US lawmakers to approve new aid for Israel
Financial Times: Call for vote on stalled funding package as Iran’s attack adds urgency.
Massive attack destroys one of Ukraine’s largest power plants
The Trypilska plant was one of the biggest energy suppliers and was struck numerous times.
Opinion: Do kids really need to do homework?
Financial Times opinion: Poland's decision to ban it has fuelled a culture war.
Ukraine will be outgunned by Russia 10 to 1 in weeks without US help
Ukraine has been rationing munitions as Congress delayed passing its $60b supplement bill.
Ukraine and Russia trade fresh accusations about nuclear plant attack
Both countries deny attacking the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant.
'Unbreakable spirit': Why this Kiwi baker is braving missile strikes in Ukraine
A Tauranga woman and her partner's fundraising mission for Ukraine.
UN atomic watchdog condemns Ukraine drone strike on nuclear power plant
The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant has been hit by another drone strike.