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Ukraine war: Power outages, Poland funerals, war crimes accusations

Spain to send generators to help with electricity blackouts, Russia accuses Kyiv of war crimes, and victims of missile strike in Poland laid to rest.

Russia

Gas explosion kills nine people on Russia’s Sakhalin island

Local authorities say they are paying compensation to people who lost their homes, or relatives.

Finland

Finland to start building 200km long border fence with Russia

The fence along the eastern border with Russia will only cover part of the 1340km total distance, amid heightened security following Moscow's invasion of Ukraine.

Germany

Reserve German army officer convicted of spying for Russia

Prosecutors say the man wanted to present himself as a "security expert" to senior Russian military officials.

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Europe News

'Gross sabotage' caused Nord Stream explosions, says prosecutor

On 27 September, undersea blasts ruptured the Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines, leading to huge methane leaks.

World News

Ukraine must get legal permission to access missile probe says Duda

At a press conference in Przewodow, Poland, where a missile killed two people on Tuesday, Polish President Andrzej Duda said.

Ukraine

'The house was shaking' says Lviv resident after new Russian airstrike

The massive wave of Russian airstrikes on 15 November hit critical energy infrastructure and residential areas.

Ukraine

Moscow continues to strike Ukraine's critical infrastructure

While Russia continues to attack critical infrastructure, it's also depleting its supply of high-precision weapons systems, according to some experts.

Mobility

Astronaut Scott Kelly sees ‘no future’ for US-Russia space projects

The ex ISS commander told Euronews Next several Russian cosmonauts he worked with felt "ashamed" of Russia’s war in Ukraine.

Ukraine

Ukraine war: Seven new developments to know on Wednesday

Here is our summary of all the latest news about Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Europe News

MEPs mull declaring Russia a terrorist state over 'brutal' Ukraine war

At least three political groups are discussing draft resolutions that would label the Russian Federation as a terrorist state.

Europe News

EU slaps more sanctions on Iran over protest crackdown

The EU is set to agree on more sanctions over Iran's violent crackdown on protests but measures against Russia have stalled.

Russia

Russia denies that foreign minister Lavrov hospitalised at G20 summit

Moscow said the media reports were "the height of fakery".

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Watch: war-weary Ukrainians chop wood in order to 'survive' winter

In the eastern Ukrainian town of Siversk, Valery drives a chainsaw through a tree trunk, like many others in the war-ravaged region so they can stock up for a cold winter.

Belarus

Russia's knock-off McDonald's goes international

The Russian fast food chain 'Tasty and That's It' is expanding across borders, opening up stores in Belarus for the first time.

Russia

Anxiety, grief, pain: More Russians turn to antidepressants

With the stagnating conflict in Ukraine grinding on, many Russians are growing increasingly anxious and worried.

Europe News

Russian forces are 'inhumane' and use torture, Mariupol survivor says

Ukrainian military medic Yulia "Taira" Paievska was captured by Russian forces during the siege of the key port city. She talked to Euronews in Brussels about her experience.

Ukraine

Four new developments to know about Russia's war in Ukraine

Here are the latest news developments from Russia's war in Ukraine.

Ukraine

Watch: Russia may run out of missiles to hit Ukraine’s infrastructure

Scheduled power outages continued across Ukraine on Wednesday, according to the country’s electricity grid operator Ukrenergo.

Ukraine

Russia 'orders troops' to withdraw from the Ukrainian city of Kherson

The announcement marks one of Russia's most significant retreats and a potential turning point in the war, but Kyiv has reacted cautiously to the news.