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"We are facing a great famine” PM of Slovakia said about blocked seaports on the Black Sea

The Prime Minister of Slovakia and Chancellor of Austria discuss what needs to be done to solve several huge challenges concerning the release of grain from Ukraine’s ports on the Black Sea.

Ukraine

Putin: 'We will guarantee the safe passage' of grain

After meeting the African Union leader Macky Sall, Russian President Vladimir Putin says he’s ready to support the export of Ukrainian grain via the Black Sea ports.

Ukraine

Ukrainian MP: The first 100 days of war made people stronger

With Russia controlling 20% of Ukrainian territory after 100 days of the war, Inna Sovsun told Euronews "the Russian appetite will likely not stop there".

Ukraine

100 days of war in Ukraine: The most defining moments in pictures

A selection of photographs that tell the world about Russia's war in Ukraine

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Ukraine

NATO warns the war in Ukraine could continue for a long time

It has been 100 days since Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered his troops to invade Ukraine and NATO has warned the war could last a long time.

Europe News

Explained: Why an EU embargo on Russian gas might be a long way off

Many EU leaders want to cut off Russian gas, but say they just can't see it happening.

Ukraine

Mariupol mayor describes desperate situation in Ukrainian city

Our international correspondent Anelise Borges spoke to the mayor of Mariupol, who described the desperate situation in his city.

Ukraine

Ukraine: Angela Merkel urges allies to stop Russia's 'barbaric war'

In a rare speech since leaving her role as Chancellor, Merkel also expressed solidarity with Ukraine and said she supported Kyiv’s right to self-defence.

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Russia video said to show rocket launchers firing

The Russian Defense Ministry released footage on Wednesday of what it said were Uragan multiple rocket launchers firing rounds.

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Sloviansk residents describe trauma of strikes

Smears of blood stain and shattered glass covered the staircase in a residential block which was an overnight missile strike on the city of Sloviansk.

Denmark

Denmark holds referendum on European common defence

Denmark is voting in a referendum today on whether or not to scrap the country's opt-out of the European common defence policy.

World News

Euroviews. Don't let Ukraine war eclipse other humanitarian crises | View

Wealthy countries in Europe are using Ukrainian refugees as a pretext to cut their aid budgets just when they're needed most, warns Jan Egeland of the Norwegian Refugee Council.

Europe News

Here's what EU leaders decided on energy, defence and the food crisis

A two-day special summit of European Union leaders concluded on Tuesday afternoon with the ban on Russian oil remaining the big main takeaway.

World News

Moscow-affiliated Ukrainian Orthodox Church cuts ties over war

Church leaders say Russia broke God's commandment "Thou shalt not kill", condemning Moscow Patriarch Kirill's vocal support for the war.

France

'Food for the soul': Pyrizhky, or pirozhki, help heal cultural divides

There is a bar in Paris, where the Ukranian and Russian food is united, just like the people who work and eat there. Our correspondent Galina Polonskaya went to visit this unique place.

World News

Ukrainian farmers risk their lives as war continues amid sowing season

As shelling continues in eastern Ukraine, farmers are planting seeds with the hope that their next harvest will be done in peace.

Ukraine

Russian troops storm Sievierodonetsk as Donbas is heavily bombarded

By Sunday, the Russian assault had "extremely escalated" in Sievierodonetsk, where some 1,500 civilians out of the prewar population of 100,000 had died from the fighting.

Russia

Russia tests hypersonic Zircon missile in display of military tech

Zircon, which can purportedly fly at Mach 9 or nine times the speed of sound, is intended for the navy and could be used against enemy ships and ground targets.

Ukraine

Ukraine claims it destroyed one-third of Russia's modern tanks

The toll on its armoured units forced the Kremlin to bring in T-62 tanks, a six-decades old Soviet-era technology, Interior Ministry advisor Viktor Andrusiv said in an interview.

Ukraine

'I had to help people': Bucha doctors recall city's Russian occupation

Two doctors tell their stories of doing their best to help civilians in Bucha -- the Kyiv suburb that became known as the site of alleged war crimes by Russian troops.

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