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'Nato will collapse': Oligarch reveals Putin's dark vision
Mikhail Khodorkovsky said the west had not properly grasped Putin's point of view.
Three more ways NZ can add to global pressure on Russia
New Zealand must support calls for an independent investigation into possible war crimes.
Watch: Incredible moment single Ukrainian tank takes on entire Russian convoy
Drone footage shows how a lone tank operator perfectly ambushed a whole Russian convoy.
Traces of lives cut short: Bread on a park bench, blood pooled nearby
New York Times: Those who suffer most in war are the civilians caught in the middle.
Mariupol's dead put at 5000 as Ukraine braces in the east
Russia has been accused of killing indiscriminately in Ukraine and committing war crimes.
Like 'Nazi war crimes': Russia's latest terrible act caught on film
Chilling new footage out of Ukraine shows why the world is in despair about Russia.
Mysterious, wealthy Putin daughters face wrath of US, new sanctions
US President says sanctions will stifle Russia's ability to grow "for years to come".
Putin's 'new empire': How the world will look after the Ukraine war
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has tipped the world as we know it on its head.
Stephen Hoadley: Who believes Russian propaganda?
OPINION: Associate professor of politics looks at the incredible statements from Moscow.
Seized: Oligarch loses $140m superyacht that visited Auckland
Cook Islands-flagged vessel seized as sanctions noose tightens around oligarchs.
Ardern hits back at Javelin attack
Jacinda Ardern said New Zealand is contributing to Ukraine's war effort.
Some Ukrainian refugees are returning home, despite the risks
New York Times: Many have decided facing danger at home is better than life as a refugee.
'It was hell': The Ukrainian town's death toll that could be worse than Bucha
"They occupied our whole town, destroyed our homes and stole food from the citizens".
'New Iron Curtain' shakes up passport power rankings
While travel recovers from a pandemic a new 'Cold War' has affected travel freedoms.
National leader calls Vladimir Putin a 'war criminal'
Luxon said the images coming out of Ukraine are 'incredibly atrocious'.
Inside Putin's terrifying torture chambers
Photos of civilians shot dead in underground chamber shared online by Ukraine officials.
Putin's atrocities - troops raped women in front of kids; cut off limbs, Zelenskyy tells UN
Ukraine President seeks a tribunal to address atrocities in Bucha and other towns.
How Bucha atrocities could prolong the Ukrainian war
OPINION: Our editorial on the latest atrocity committed by Vladimir Putin's forces.
Zelenskyy vows 'every Russian will learn truth about Bucha'; Satellite pics show mass grave
Russia is pouring soldiers to gain control of industrial heartland known as the Donbas.
'Sitting at home and trembling': A town emerges after a Russian retreat
New York Times: Badly frightened and hungry residents describe their nightmare.
Zelenskyy to address UN amid outrage over civilian deaths
Bucha discoveries expected to be 'front and centre' at UN Security Council session.
Heartbreaking image from Ukraine war
Children were among hundreds of people found dead in the Ukrainian town of Bucha.
Defence Minister asked to give Ukraine lethal aid - Cabinet said no
Peeni Henare asked his colleagues to send Javelin anti-tank missiles to help Ukraine.
Bucha killings: 'We brought the dead here because the dogs were trying to eat them'
Under the domes of the local church is an open trench filled with at least 60 bodies.
Russian Embassy claims war crimes a 'hoax'
Russia's Embassy has been sharing images alleging war crimes are a 'hoax'.
From Nuremberg to Srebrenica: How the world previously rallied to prosecute genocide
Trial could 'peel away the doubters in the camp around Putin' by offering them immunity.
Bucha massacre 'tip of the iceberg' as Zelenskyy makes genocide claim
Ukrainians discovered hundreds of murdered people after the Russian army retreated.
Move that could see Putin win the war
Experts warn Vladimir Putin could still come out victorious in his war against Ukraine.
Grim work begins in Bucha gathering evidence of alleged atrocities
Financial Times: Ukrainian authorities show foreign media some of the tragedies uncovered.
Russia faces global outrage over bodies in Ukraine streets
More sanctions heaped on Moscow in revulsion at murderous scenes on the outskirts of Kyiv.
Ardern defends Russian ambassador's presence
Prime Minister says NZ using 'far more powerful tools' while retaining diplomatic options.
'Nothing left': Decision Putin didn't want to have to make
The Russian President must consider a deeply unpalatable option, an expert says.
'Could have been us': Kiwi expat and family escape Russian onslaught
Kiwi left his adopted homeland with family after Russian bombs rained down on cities.