Finland Niinistö to Putin: Finland will join NATO to 'strengthen its security' The Finnish head of state told his Russian counterpart the security environment has changed in recent months, while the Kremlin replied that NATO membership would damage relations. 14/05/2022
Germany Russia extending Ukraine military war to 'grain war', says Baerbock The German foreign minister's comments came as the G7 warned that the war is stoking a global food crisis threatening poor countries with hunger and famine. 14/05/2022
Mobility What is Russia's 'Doomsday plane' and is it a warning to the West? Designed to operate in the event of a nuclear attack, the sight of Russia's 'Doomsday plane' is being seen as a message for Ukraine's western allies. 11/05/2022
Destinations This Swedish holiday island could be on the verge of Russian invasion A paradise island of sandy beaches and sculptural sea stacks could become the new frontline against Russia. 11/05/2022
Green News There could be solar panels on all buildings in the EU by 2025 Solar costs have plunged by more than 80% over the last decade, but the technology produced only 5% of EU electricity in 2020. 11/05/2022
Europe Decoded A week on, the EU appears no closer to a Russian oil embargo Unlike other rounds of sanctions against Moscow approved swiftly by member states, these talks have been slow and optimism is diminishing. 10/05/2022
Lithuania Lithuanian MPs unanimously call Russia's war in Ukraine a 'genocide' All 128 lawmakers voted in favour of the resolution, which labels Russia a terrorist state. 10/05/2022
Europe Decoded The EU may have reached its 'whatever it takes' moment. Draghi's famous "whatever it takes" comments helped save the euro. Can these words once more bring unity as the bloc deals with war on its doorstep and a crippling energy crisis? 10/05/2022
Biztech news Russia attacked Europe's Internet an hour before invasion, West says An attack against a satellite broadband firm that disrupted Internet connections across Europe was the work of Russian military intelligence. 10/05/2022
See Meet the last skateboarder in Ukraine's war-torn Kramatorsk Amid destroyed buildings and air raid sirens, 18 year-old Roman Kovalenko still skates the empty streets of Ukraine's eastern Kramatorsk 10/05/2022
no comment Russia fires hypersonic missiles at Odesa Russia pounded away at Ukraine’s vital southern port of Odesa, Ukrainian officials said on Tuesday, as they announced they found the bodies of 44 civilians in the rubble of a building in the northeast that was destroyed weeks ago. 10/05/2022
Money Ukraine war: What more could the US do to tighten sanctions on Russia? The EU is proposing a new package of sanctions on Russia, including an oil embargo. Where does that leave its Western allies? 10/05/2022
Poland Anti-war protesters hit Russia's ambassador to Poland with red paint Sergey Andreev had planned to pay tribute to Soviet soldiers at a Warsaw cemetery as Russia marks Victory Day. 09/05/2022
Uncovering Europe All you need to know about Russia's Victory Day military parade Euronews' guide to Victory Day in Russia 09/05/2022
Ukraine Over 1 million Ukrainians deported to Russia — Ukraine rights official Ukraine's human rights commissioner Lyudmila Denisova said around 1,185,000 Ukrainians have been forcibly removed to Russia while the US said they had "indications that Ukrainians are being taken against their will into Russia." 09/05/2022
France G7 leaders pledge to ban or phase out Russian oil imports France, Germany, Italy, Britain, Japan, Canada and the USA say stopping the flow of Russian oil will cut the main artery of Vladimir Putin’s economy and deny him the revenue he needs to fund the war. 08/05/2022
Ukraine Ukrainian farmers export their harvest via Romania Neighbouring countries are updating their port infrastructure to help with international exports, while Ukrainian farmers call the bomb squad to defuse undetonated explosives. 08/05/2022
no comment Bono of U2 gives a show in the metro of Kyiv Singer Bono and guitarist The Edge of the Irish rock band U2 performed a mini concert in a metro station in central Kyiv on Sunday. 08/05/2022
Ukraine Authorities fear 60 dead after Russia bombs Ukrainian school The local governor says 90 people from one village were taking shelter in the school building when the bomb hit, and only 30 have been found alive. 08/05/2022
Ukraine Ukraine war: All women, children and elderly evacuated from Azovstal Humanitarian efforts, lead by the United Nations and Red Cross, had been stepped up over the last week to evacuate the last civilians trapped in the sprawling Soviet-era steel works. 07/05/2022
Europe Decoded Orban criticises EU plans to sanction head of Russian Orthodox Church Patriarch Kirill's support of Putin and the war has already drawn condemnation with Pope Francis warning him not to become "Putin's altar boy". 06/05/2022
View 'Ukraine-washing', a new gambit for embattled European politicians From the UK to Romania, leaders have used the Ukraine conflict to shore up their support at home. 05/05/2022
no comment Woman who lost legs in landmine blast has first dance with new husband Balandina, a 23-year-old nurse, lost both her legs after a landmine exploded near her in eastern Ukraine on 27 March. 05/05/2022
Belarus 'I feel it's dragged on': Lukashenko on Russia's war in Ukraine Belarus leader Alexander Lukashenko has been talking about the war in Ukraine and the use of nuclear weapons in the conflict. 05/05/2022
The Cube Kremlin-backed media are evading EU ban on content, says report The Disinformation Situation Center says Russian state broadcasters are still able to disseminate materials to EU users on social media. 04/05/2022
no comment Long queues and rationing at Ukrainian petrol stations due to fuel shortages Long queues of cars waiting to refuel at those petrol stations that are open, as many are closed due to shortage of petrol in Ukraine. 04/05/2022
