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Live: Top Russian leaders suddenly vanish; Moscow accused of taking hostages
Nato leaders are gathering in Brussels, one month on from the start of the war in Ukraine.
Russia accused of taking civilian hostages
Thousands of people taken 'against their will' from the port city of Mariupol to Russia.
Ukraine refugee; 'I miss my husband so much – I am worried that he may not survive'
Olga's 17-year-old son Oleksandr says he must now look out for his mother and brothers.
War in Ukraine - looking back on pivotal moments, one month on
Putin shows no sign of backing down despite high casualties and economic hits.
Bloody past of Russian Colonel dubbed 'Butcher of Mariupol'
Russian leader has been blamed for ordering some of the deadliest strikes in the war.
Biden assembles 'what if' team in case Russia unleashes most powerful weapons
New York Times: A team of national security officials is assigned to sketch out responses.
'Payment in roubles': Putin stuns world with shock move; Zelenskyy calls for global rally
Putin audaciously put the West in uncomfortable position by announcing a brutal move.
Poland expels 45 Russians suspected of spying
Tensions flare further in Europe as Russian diplomats are accused of spying.
Live: Putin's backfiring plan - up to 15,000 Russian troops killed, says Nato
Ukrainian President has accused Russian forces of seizing 15 humanitarian workers.
NZ smartphone market grows as 1 in 5 Kiwis buys an 'ultra-premium' model
Why Jarden says there's choppy water ahead.
An ancient city transformed by war
New York Times: Aspiring journalist turned humanitarian the driving force.
Opinion: Half-hearted sanctions against Russia have already failed
COMMENT: Putin has been building a fortress economy ever since the annexation of Crimea.
Journalist exposes Russia's pro- Kremlin 'troll factory' on social media
Undercover journalist exposes inner workings of Russia's notorious 'troll factory',
'When I fly, it's for a real fight': How outnumbered Ukraine Air Force takes on Russian jets
New York Times: The Ukrainian Air Force is operating in near total secrecy.
As Russia stalls in Ukraine, dissent brews over Putin's leadership
New York Times: A blame game has begun among some Russian supporters of the war.
US, Ukraine try to pierce Putin's propaganda bubble
Putin has cracked down on information in Russia, leaving only propaganda about Ukraine.
Ukraine thwarts Russian advances; fight rages for Mariupol
Ukrainian forces said they retook a strategically important suburb of Kyiv.
'Predator': Russian media turns on Arnold Schwarzenegger
The actor urged Russian citizens to hear "the truth" about the invasion of Ukraine.
Putin foe Navalny gets nine more years in prison
Russian opposition leader convicted of fraud and contempt of court.
The Front Page: Kiwi journalist in heart of Ukraine - what Russia didn't bank on
Journalist Tom Mutch tells what's happening on the ground in Ukraine.
Christina Hoey: Spaces of hope and packets of love for the children of Ukraine
OPINION: Christina Hoey reflects on her personal connection with the war-torn country.
Explainer - how would Putin's presidency come to an end?
How would Russia move past the current president and how likely is it to happen?
'How the war ends' - Zelenskyy reveals 'compromise' he'd accept
Ukrainian President reveals "compromise" that could end war.
As Mariupol is bombed and besieged, those trapped fight to survive
New York Times: Mariupol is so far the greatest horror of Russia's war against Ukraine.
Chelsea owner Abramovich's luxury yacht docks in Turkey
Russian oligarch's luxury yacht Solaris docked in the Aegean Sea resort of Bodrum.
'Vladimir Putin's superyacht' faces seizure from Italian marina
The 459ft Scheherazade is said to be the world's most expensive yacht.
'Civilians cannot leave': Refugees speak of horrors in Ukraine
Trapped civilians in Ukraine speak of starvation, half-empty cities and terror.
Aussie journalist in Ukraine slams online 'trolls'
Amelia Adams counters criticism from "trolls" over her decision to travel to Ukraine.
Mariupol hangs on, extent of horror still unknown
Communications and movement have been crippled in Mariupol but the city holds on.
Ukrainian government agency claims Alexander Bortnikov could replace Vladimir Putin
A Ukrainian government body has revealed Vladimir Putin's potential successor.
The smaller bombs that could turn Ukraine into a nuclear war zone
New York Times: Concerns Putin might introduce less destructive atomic arms.
David Seymour: 'Send our missile launchers to Ukraine'
Act Party leader claims New Zealand the "weakest link in the West".
Twenty days in Mariupol documenting a city's agony
An account from the last international journalists to leave the pounded Ukrainian city.