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LGBTQ+ Ukrainians share their stories for mental health this Pride

These LGBTQ+ Ukrainians are speaking out - but why now?

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'We are alive': Woman evacuates 35 dogs from Mariupol hellscape

When Ukranian shelter owner Irina Petrova was forced to flee Mariupol, she refused to leave her beloved dogs behind.

Europe Decoded

The four options to get 20 million tonnes of grain out of Ukraine

The international community wants Russia to unblock trade routes and prevent a global famine.

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'You continue living,' says Ukrainian actor as Kyiv theatre reopens

After closing due to the Russian invasion, a theatre in the heart of one of Kyiv's historic neighbourhood's has returned to rapturous applause.

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La Scala to open season with Russian opera

Will La Scala's decision to host the Russian opera be well received?

Ukraine

Russia's UN envoy walks out after Moscow blamed for food crisis

"Maybe it's easier not to listen to the truth," the ambassador was told as he walked out of the meeting amid strong criticism of Russia's war in Ukraine.

Ukraine

Russian army rape claims orchestrated by Western spin, says Nebenzya

"These allegations fit in nicely in a depiction of Russian soldiers as beasts and brute barbarians, orchestrated by Western spin doctors - exactly like the Goebbels henchmen did at the close of WWII," said Nebenzya.

Ukraine

Stalemate with Russia 'not an option' Zelenskyy says

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy has vowed to fight to recover all of the country's territory occupied by Russian forces.

France

What has Macron said about the need not to 'humiliate Russia'?

The French president has been strongly criticised after repeatedly stressing the need to chart a diplomatic path with Russia once the fighting ends in Ukraine.

Tech News

‘Glory to Ukraine’ message appears after Russian website hacked

Russia's Ministry of Construction, Housing and Utilities website was targeted but the country’s news agency said users' personal data were protected.

World

'We must live for the children', Zelenskyy says in east Ukraine visit

Ukraine war: 'We must live for the children', Zelenskyy says in visit to east

Ukraine

Ukrainian forces 'holding on' in Sievierodonetsk, says Zelenskyy

Ukraine's president described Sievierodonetsk and Lysychansk as "dead cities" on Monday, but insisted they had "every chance" of fighting back against Russian attacks.

Ukraine

Ukraine claims it controls 'half' of Sievierodonetsk

After retreating steadily in the key eastern city in recent days, Ukraine mounted a counter-attack in Sievierodonetsk, which it said took the Russians by surprise.

Europe News

Parent of missing Russian conscript questioned by security services

"It seemed to someone that the tragic death of my son did not shock me enough," said Dmitry Shkrebets, after he was accused of making bomb threat by Russian security services.

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.

Europe News

Russia claims Ukrainian forces retreating from Severodonetsk

Russia's MoD made the claim amid fierce street-by-street fighting in the key eastern Ukrainian city, although it cannot be verified.

The Cube

100 days of war: How Russian state media are covering Ukraine invasion

Over the past three months, Russian state TV has switched its narrative from praising its troops in Ukraine to discrediting Western sanctions.

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Views of Kyiv 100 days into Russia's invasion

Views of Ukraine's capital Kyiv as the country marks 100 days since Russia's invasion. The United Nations says there will be 'no winner' from the conflict, as Moscow's forces press deeper into the eastern Donbas region on the 100th day.

Europe News

Euroviews. As war rages, EU Green Deal finds itself at a crossroads | View

The EU has an opportunity to deepen its unity and establish itself as an anchor for global security, argues Laurence Tubiana.

Money

‘Crypto winter’ may already be here. Here’s what it means

Cryptocurrencies are known for their volatility but cryptos have lately been hit especially hard.