'Dead' if sent back home: Russian soldiers say they'll be killed for failure
Soldiers have begged not to be sent back to Russia, fearing they'll be shot.
Soldiers have begged not to be sent back to Russia, fearing they'll be shot.
Latest events of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Russian currency has fallen spectacularly, which will drive up prices for imported goods.
New York Times: Why Russia's assault on Ukraine has given travellers pause.
New York Times: Russia's disinformation machine is working in overdrive.
Wealthy Russians own $60 million of real estate in NZ, 50% more than the PM had said.
Two men hailed worldwide for their "mind-boggling bravery" and "nerves of steel".
New York Times: Allies of Putin are arriving on private jets and yachts.
New York Times: She decided it was time for the family to run. They didn't make it.
Mercenaries are said to have arrived in Ukraine in January with one goal: kill Zelenskyy.
New York Times: The city is ringed by Russian forces pounding it with bombs and missiles.
Putin expected to double down attacks with no regard for civilian casualties.
OPINION: Former MP asks why Parliament abandoned debate on such an important step.
UN estimates more than 2 million people have fled Ukraine since war began.
Zelenskyy labels Russian attack on maternity hospital in Mariupol an 'atrocity'.
Kiwis to expect fuel prices to keep climbing as long as the war in Ukraine continues.
NZ's MIQ facilities could still have a role to play, writes Sébastien Desclée.
Financial Times: Blue 501s jeans became potent symbol of dissent behind the Iron Curtain.
OPINION: The invasion of Ukraine will have a lasting impact on our economy and politics.
Law allows Govt to 'step up our response to Russia's grave, unprovoked war'.
If oil reaches $200 a barrel, prices here could go up by 70 cents, one economist says.
A look back at visits by superyachts owned by friends - and an enemy - of Putin.
Rare display of disharmony as Nato allies seek to boost Ukrainian fighter jets.
Experts fear bizarre conspiracy theory used to help justify the invasion of Ukraine.
Law change allows NZ to freeze assets, target oligarchs, shut off airspace to Russia.
"Russia cannot be allowed to legitimise its illegal war through sport and culture."
New York Times: Words like "war" or "invasion" are forbidden under a new law from Putin.
The women have vowed to avenge the death of every Ukrainian child killed by Russians.
Opinion: "The sexism was visceral and often grotesque."
New York Times: Italian police take a sudden interest in massive, ultra-luxurious vessel.