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Ukraine: Dozens of bodies lie in a mass grave in Bucha

Dozens of bodies in scattered, unburied or partially covered plastic garbage bags have been found in the Ukrainian city of Bucha.

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Ukrainian army regains control of the town of Bucha

On Saturday, Ukrainian troops moved further north of the capital Kyiv into the town of Bucha after retaking territory from Russian forces.

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Ukrainian troops clear roads in a city north of Kyiv

Ukrainian troops moved further north from Kyiv on Saturday after retaking territory from retreating Russian forces.

Ukraine

Russians 'have advantage in east and south' over Ukrainian forces

Bill Roggio, Senior Fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, tells Euronews the Russians have the upper hand in strategic territories.

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Ukraine

Ukraine has 'zero trust' in Russia over its troops pullback pledge

“We have zero reasons for trusting whatever the Russians are saying," Ukraine MP Inna Sovsun told Euronews. Meanwhile some of Putin's allies are urging him to continue the war.

Ukraine

Latest: Ukraine refuses Russia's ultimatum to surrender Mariupol

The Ukrainian government refused the Kremlin's offer to allow the evacuation of civilians from the southern port city if it surrendered by 5 am local time on Monday.

Ukraine

Mariupol officials accuse Russia of school airstrike and deportations

Moscow is accused of being behind an airstrike on an art school used to shelter hundreds of civilians, and of forcibly sending Mariupol residents to Russia.

Ukraine

Zelenskyy cites Holocaust in demanding Israel act against Russia

In a speech to the Knesset, Ukraine’s president called on Israel to take a stronger stand against Russia, comparing its acts in his country to Nazi wartime atrocities.

Ukraine

Russian forces advance in Mariupol as fighting flares across Ukraine

Fighting raged on multiple fronts in Ukraine on Saturday, particularly in Mariupol where Russian troops pushed deeper into the besieged southeastern port.

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.

Ukraine

New EU, G7 sanctions hit Russia as strikes hit Ukrainian cities

Russian airstrikes have hit Dnipro in central Ukraine, and military airfields at Lutsk and Ivano-Frankivsk in the west. The EU's top diplomat is proposing to double military aid for the country.

Turkey

Russia 'did not attack Ukraine' says Lavrov after meeting Kuleba

There was no breakthrough when the Ukrainian and Russian foreign ministers met in Turkey, their first encounter since Putin's forces invaded Ukraine two weeks ago.

Ukraine

More than 1.9 million internally displaced in Ukraine, says UN

They come in addition to the more than 2.3 million who have fled the country since the start of the Russian invasion on February 24.

Ukraine

In Ukraine, residents keep calm and stock the bomb shelters

Ukrainians are preparing for the worst after Putin launched an attack on the country.

Ukraine

Kremlin says 'premature' to discuss Putin-Biden summit over Ukraine

The White House said that the meeting, brokered by France's Emmanuel Macron, would only proceed as long as Russia holds off on launching an assault in Ukraine.

Ethiopia

Tigray forces say Ethiopian airstrike kills 56 civilians

An airstrike in Ethiopia’s embattled Tigray region has killed at least 56 people at a camp for displaced people, a spokesman for the Tigray forces said.

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Yemeni children return to school amid war and pandemic

As the new academic year begins, dozens of students sit on the ground of a house that has been converted into a school in war-torn Taiz, Yemen. In this poverty-stricken country, millions of children rarely get to sit in a chair or at a desk, or even go to school.

Italy

Gino Strada: Italian surgeon and Emergency NGO founder dies aged 73

The Milan-born medic's humanitarian agency has treated more than 11 million people in 19 war-torn countries since it was founded in 1994.

Afghanistan

More than 1,000 killed or injured in Afghanistan violence, says UN

It comes as the Taliban continue to advance, seizing control of its sixth city on August 9.

Afghanistan

Taliban kill media chief in Kabul as they make territorial gains

The slaying comes amid Taliban advances and battles for more territory as American and NATO forces complete their final pullout from Afghanistan by the end of the month.

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