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Ukraine and Russia both set to increase efforts around Bakhmut

Ukraine and Russia are reportedly intensifying operations around the war-ravaged city of Bakhmut as President Zelenskyy's forces increase their use of drones

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Lars von Trier defends controversial 'Russian lives matter' comments

The filmmaker's comments have attracted the attention of Oleksiy Danilov, the head of Ukraine’s National Security and Defense Council, who said: “The choice between the executioner and the victim becomes a tragedy when the artist chooses the side of the executioner."

World News

Putin praises 'talented' Prigozhin in first comments since crash

Putin expressed his condolences to the families of the ten people who were aboard the jet, including mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin.

Russia

Air accident expert: This is how to investigate Wagner plane crash

Experts say they would normally work with the aircraft's manufacturer and look at possible mechanical causes, weather forecasts, and any internal or external explosion like a bomb or missile.

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Culture news

Prague cancels Russian soprano Anna Netrebko concert amid ongoing war

In a statement, Nachtigall Artists Management said, “We agreed that we would give in to political pressure and that Anna would not demand compensation from either Nachtigall Artists Management or the Municipal House.”

Ukraine

Ukraine war: New German anti-aircraft systems, Google fined

The latest developments from the war in Ukraine.

Culture news

The Killers booed for bringing Russian fan on-stage in Georgia

The band has apologised after asking the Russian fan to play drums for a song last night.

Russia

Poland doubles border troops, Russia 'will respond to Western threats'

All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine.

Culture news

Are the treasures from a Kyiv monastery going to be sold off in Paris?

A billboard in Paris is allegedly promoting the sale of precious icons that have been removed from the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra monastery. Many social media users are accusing Ukraine of selling these artefacts to raise money for the army. Euronews fact-checked these claims.

Culture news

Ukrainian Playboy cover features assassination attempt survivor

The first edition of Playboy to be released since the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine features a Ukrainian model and mother of three who lost an eye and survived a suspected assassination attempt.

USA

Antony Blinken accuses Russia of 'assault' on the world food system

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has accused Russia of an 'assault' on the global food system, saying grain prices have increased by eight per cent since it pulled out of the Black Sea initiative.

Ukraine

Residents in Odesa clear rubble after sustained Russian shelling

After Russia scrapped a grain export deal with Ukraine, the port town of Odesa has become the target of intense shelling by Moscow. The strikes have damaged buildings protected under UNESCO World Heritage status

World News

US President Joe Biden arrives in Finland for talks

The US President arrives in Finland for the first time since Donald Trump's summit five years ago with Vladimir Putin.

World News

Russia drone strikes in Ukraine: A response to Vilnius NATO summit?

Russia conducted a series of drone strikes across Ukraine for two nights in a row, likely in a demonstrative response to the 2023 NATO Summit in Vilnius, Lithuania.

Ukraine

Ukraine set for F-16 training, as Moscow warns of World War III

All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine.

Ukraine

Russia 'failed to accomplish any of its objectives' in Ukraine: ISW

While the Kremlin expected to take Kyiv within days, the UK Defence Ministry believes Russian troops are now likely to be struggling with low morale, disparate units and a limited ability to strike Ukrainian artillery.

Climate

Why don't militaries have to report their greenhouse gas emissions?

Militaries account for an estimated 5.5% of global greenhouse gas emissions, but they are not obliged to report their carbon footprints.

Latvia

Rinkevics sworn in as Latvian president, first gay EU head of state

Rinkevics was the longest-serving foreign minister in the country's history.

Ukraine

Nuclear plant attack 'plots', as Russia says it has 185,000 new troops

All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine.

Romania

Romania expels 40 Russian diplomats and embassy staff

Forty Russian diplomats and embassy staff have been expelled from Romania as relations worsen between the countries over the war in Ukraine.

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