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Ukraine's cultural heritage is in danger, UNESCO warns

UN officials have warned that the country's entire cultural life is at risk of disappearing as Moscow continues its aggression.

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Funerals for 3 Russian police officers killed in Uraine

Dozens attended a funeral on Friday in the Russian city of Perm for three police officers who died during Russia's special military operation in Ukraine.

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Live: Zelenskyy says Kyiv would only fall 'if carpet bombed' by Russia

Gas, water and electricity shortages have heavily affected the residents of Mariupol and Chernihiv, among other cities.

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Ukrainian forces battle Russian troops near Kyiv

Ukrainian forces battle Russian troops near Kyiv

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Europe's week: Ukraine conflict leaves little room for other matters

EU leaders met in Versailles this week for an informal two-day summit.

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Ukraine’s tech companies are finding ways to help those fleeing war

Tech companies are banding together to help those fleeing the violence in Ukraine’s hard-hit cities; from rescue ops to translation and jobs.

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Volunteers feed thousands at a roadside kitchen near Kyiv frontline

Volunteers feed thousands at a roadside kitchen near Kyiv frontline

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As violence briefly halted, residents of Kyiv suburbs evacuate

Residents evacuate from the suburbs of Kyiv, in the towns of Irpin and Bucha

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Watch: How the EU will use an untested law to support Ukraine refugees

The Temporary Protection Directive will mean no restrictions on Ukrainians working or getting their children into school.

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Euroviews. To win the war of the Big Lie, we must cancel Vladimir Putin | View

Even in negotiations, Russians opt for the theatre of the absurd. We should not engage.

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Cold water poured on Ukraine's bid to get EU membership quickly

Meeting in Versailles, the 27 recognised Ukraine's European aspirations but did not offer a specific deadline or binding commitment.

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Hard times lie ahead but 'freedom is priceless,' says Estonian PM

In an interview with Euronews, Kaja Kallas said EU leaders have to be "honest" with citizens about the effects of sanctions.

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Violinist goes viral after playing from Kharkiv basement

Vera Lytovchenko was in the Kharkiv City Opera orchestra before the war but is now playing to lift spirits in her apartment block basement.

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EU leaders meet in Versailles to discuss Ukraine war and gas imports

The informal gathering will focus on plans to rapidly slash the EU's gas imports from Russia.

Travel News

Which airlines have cancelled flights due to the Ukraine invasion?

Many airlines have cancelled flights to and from Russia in the wake of their invasion of Ukraine.

Ukraine

'The next night was hell': Life amid Russia's bombardment of Kharkiv

"It felt as if they were hitting us with all the guns that exist."

Nature

Ukrainian bears escape to safety in dramatic wartime rescue

As enemy forces bombard the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, these bears have found a new home at a wildlife sanctuary in Lviv.

Ukraine

Ukraine: Three dead as Russian strike hits Mariupol maternity hospital

Police and soldiers rushed to the scene to evacuate victims, carrying out a heavily pregnant and bleeding woman on a stretcher.

Tech News

Cyber spies and hack attacks playing a key role in the Ukraine war

"Likely they're using those resources for espionage purposes to try to understand the world's response to Russia invading Ukraine," one expert said.

My Europe Series

Why doesn't NATO impose a no-fly zone over Ukraine?

Despite repeated pleas from President Zelenskyy, the West remains firm in its refusal, fearing unpredictable consequences.

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