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Ukraine's financial situation is 'dire,' warns EU ambassador

The EU has released only €1 billion out of the €9 billion that was promised in financial aid.

Sport

Shakhtar Donetsk appeals to court over FIFA transfer decision

The Ukrainian club says it has lost the chance to recoup funds by selling foreign players abroad.

Culture news

Watch: Rolling Stones perform with Ukrainian choirs in Vienna

The Rolling Stones shared the stage with two Ukrainian children’s choirs during an emotional performance in Vienna

Ukraine

Priest condemns Russians behind Vinnytsia attack to “eternal hell”

The priest at the funeral of 4-year-old Liza Dmitrieva who was killed in a Russian missile attack on Vinnytsia condemned those behind it to “eternal hell”

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Ukraine

Ukraine war: President Zelenskyy fires spy chief and top prosecutor

The Ukrainian president cited the fact that 'more than 60 employees' of the prosecutor’s office and the state security service stayed in occupied territory to work for the Russians.

Ukraine

Irpin returnees find temporary home in a converted railway carriage

Wife and husband Mila and Yevhen Kagarlytski and their 12-year-old son Vlad share the converted carriage with 25 other families left homeless by the Russian assault on the Kyiv suburb.

Greece

Jordan-bound Ukrainian cargo plane carrying weapons crashes in Greece

The Ukrainian-owned Antonov was carrying 11,5 tonnes of munitions from Serbia to its final destination in Bangladesh, Serbian Minister of Defence Nebojša Stefanović confirmed on Sunday.

Ukraine

UK holds Russia responsible for death of captured British aid worker

Paul Urey was detained by Russian troops while on a humanitarian aid mission in east Ukraine in April.

World News

Ukrainian filmmaker Oleg Sentsov swaps his camera for a rifle

Ukrainian filmmaker Oleg Sentsov has swapped his camera for a gun and says his country will prevail in the fight against Russia.

Turkey

UN cautious over Ukraine claim that end to grain blockade is close

Military officials from the two countries are holding their first face-to-face meetings for months in Istanbul, to discuss a UN plan to export grain and ease global shortages.

Ukraine

Ukraine war: Five latest developments you need to know

Ukraine strikes Russian ammunitions depot, US and EU approve more funding for Kyiv, separatists open Moscow 'embassy'.

Europe News

EU ministers approve additional €1 billion aid for Ukraine

The EU will raise the money on the international capital markets and will cover the interest costs.

Ukraine

Ukraine war to be 'decided on the battlefield', NATO official says

NATO's Deputy Secretary-General told Euronews Romania that he thinks the Ukraine war will end on the battlefield even though he hopes that "conditions will be met for a political solution to be identified."

Ukraine

Ukraine war: Five latest developments you need to know

Russian strikes targets civilian infrastructure, Dutch PM visits Kyiv, Lithuania tightens restrictions on Kaliningrad and a tennis dispute over Kazakh player.

Ukraine

Ukraine denounces 'absolute terrorism' of Russian strikes

Russian forces have continued to hit targets across eastern Ukraine, with scores of civilians injured in recent days.

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Russian missile attacks continue in east Ukraine as US promises new aid

Residents in the small town of Druzhkivka, south of the eastern Ukrainian industrial city of Kramatorsk, wake up to three suspected missile attacks which ripped apart a supermarket's shop front and left a massive crater in front of the store.

Ukraine

Ukraine war: Five key developments to know about from Friday

A local politician sentences in Moscow, dire warnings about humanitarian conditions in eastern Ukraine, more US weapons for Kyiv and Russian athletes out of World Championships.

My Europe Series

The one discordant tone at the Ukraine conference in Lugano

n international conference in the Swiss city of Lugano agreed to a set of principles for re-building Ukraine, including the need for broad reforms to boost transparency and root out corruption. Leading the Ukrainian delegation was the country's Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal.

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How war worry is causing stroke cases to spike in Ukraine

“Constant shelling in villages near the city provokes an increase of blood pressure in people, which often leads to hemorrhagic stroke.”

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Widower among mourners as three killed in Kharkiv

At least three people died and five more were injured on Thursday by Russian shelling in Ukraine's second-largest city of Kharkiv, according to a regional emergency service. Natalia Kolesnik was among the victims.

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