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Romania probes found drone days after crash in Croatia

The discovery comes just days after an unmanned aircraft went down in Croatia.

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Kharkiv buildings destroyed after airstrike

Images show the destruction of a four-storey residential building and surrounding structures in the centre of Kharkiv, Ukraine following an airstrike.

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Russian strike hits residential building in Kyiv

Two people were killed on Monday as various neighbourhoods of the Ukraine capital Kyiv came under shelling and missile attacks, city officials said.

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US journalist injured in attack near Kyiv

A US photojournalist has described from a hospital ward how the car he was in came under attack at a checkpoint in Irpin on March 13, resulting, according to Kyiv police, in the fatal wounding of filmmaker Brent Renaud.

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Cars left on partially destroyed Irpin bridge following attacks

Footage released by police in Kyiv on Sunday, March 13, shows burnt out and damaged vehicles following attacks on a partially destroyed bridge in Irpin, as civilians continued to flee the area.

Europe News

Could Vladimir Putin be tried for war crimes?

He could, but the International Criminal Court would have to catch him first.

Culture news

BAFTAs: A night marked by shock wins and James Bond

'Power of the Dog' and 'Dune' win big but there were was an unexpected wins for Joanna Scanlan while Troy Kotsur was on usual form.

Ukraine

Russians living in Ukraine on their 'rage, shame & terrible emptiness'

Meet the Russians living in Ukraine who have to suffer the heartbreaking consequences as their country of origin becomes an enemy to their friends and neighbours.

Tech News

Ukraine begins using facial recognition to identify Russians and dead

Italy's data protection watchdog fined the American company behind the tech €20 million last week over breaches of EU privacy laws.

Ukraine

New round of Russia-Ukraine talks offer glimmer of hope

Negotiators from Russia and Ukraine will meet via videoconference on Monday morning with a change in tone between the two sides offering a possible glimmer of hope to end the war.

Ukraine

Thousands of children in Ukraine's orphanages 'face being left behind'

There are 100,000 children living in orphanages and institutions in Ukraine. Save the Children warns that they risk being left behind.

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Dozens detained in Russia for protesting "military operation" in Ukraine

Russia detains more than 250 people for protesting its "military operations" in Ukraine, as the conflict continues for a third week.

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Prayers for 'mercy and peace' at Chisinau cathedral

On Sunday morning the pews in Chisinau Cathedral were filled, as the Patriarch of Chisinau and head of Moldova's orthodox church, Mitropolitul Vladimir, led prayers for peace in Ukraine.

Poland

COVID 'not a priority' as Ukrainian refugee crisis worsens

The war has forced more than 2.5 million people to flee Ukraine, a country with poor vaccination coverage and high rates of COVID-related cases and deaths.

Poland

Stop Putin or Ukrainian blood will be on your hands, says protester

He was among protesters calling for the West to do more to stop the war in Ukraine.

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Tram ride through wartime Kyiv stirs memories of lost city

Yelena Sabirova's tram line is one of the few still trundling through the maze of Kyiv's barricades and checkpoints.

Ukraine

Russia claims it killed 'foreign mercenaries' in Yavoriv bombing

On Sunday, Russian forces carried out an airstrike on a military range near Lviv in western Ukraine, expanding its offensive closer to the border with Poland.

Ukraine

Concerns for refugees' safety grow as more Ukrainians flee the country

As the number of people fleeing Ukraine surpasses 2.5 million, some advocates are starting to worry about their safety abroad. 👇

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosnian Serb 'Night Wolves' bikers stage protests in support of Putin

The pro-Russia protests in Bosnia and Herzegovina are one of a handful in Europe since Moscow invaded Ukraine on 24 February.

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Sanna Marin: we are actually financing Russia's war by purchasing oil

Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin said it is important to "get rid of Russian fossil fuels," adding "we are supporting and actually financing Russia's war by purchasing oil, gas and other fossil fuels."

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