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The UK pledges attack drones and more missiles to Ukraine, but no jets

On his European tour aimed at drumming up more military support for his country, President Zelenskyy also obtained aid from France and Germany, but no planes.

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Zelenskyy secures training for pilots on whistlestop tour of Europe

The Ukrainian president is in the middle of his second multi-stop European tour since Russia's full-scale invasion began as his country gears up for a counteroffensive against Moscow's occupying forces.

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Sweden's Loreen wins Eurovision Song Contest for second time

Sweden took the top spot at Eurovision 2023 with Finland in second.

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Eurovision Grand Final to mix pop and politics with glitzy united show

Ten acts from each semi-final have qualified along with last year’s winner Ukraine and the Big Five countries who fund Eurovision - France, Germany, the UK, Spain and Italy.

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Ukraine claims advance in Bakhmut as Russian strike 'kills two'

By pinning down Russian army in battle for Bakhmut, Ukraine hopes to open up opportunity for counter-offensive elsewhere

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A new stamp-style installation in Ukraine illustrates Russian presiden

In the centre of Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, a special art installation has popped up of a postage stamp depicting Russian President Vladimir Putin facing trial.

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Ukraine claims Bakhmut breakthrough and other developments

All the latest from the war in Ukraine.

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Ukrainian songbird installations sing in Liverpool for Eurovision 2023

Twelve "Soloveiko Songbirds" from different regions of Ukraine have travelled to Liverpool to contribute their song to the audiences at Eurovision.

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South Africa gave military support to Russia, claims US ambassador

Russian ship is known to have docked at Western Cape naval base last year

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Ukrainian act bring message of strength to Eurovision Song Contest

We sat down with Tvorchi, the electronic music duo representing Ukraine at Eurovision, to delve into what it means to represent their country and the message they hope to convey to the world.

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Austria and Australia favourites ahead of Eurovision second

Following the first Eurovision semi-final in Liverpool on Tuesday, 16 more countries will battle it out on Thursday in the second Eurovision qualifier.

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Zelenskyy: 'Unpleasant surprise' awaits Russia in counteroffensive

In an interview, Ukrainian president discussed security and Kyiv's preparations for an anticipated counteroffensive.

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Planning Eurovision Song Contest is all in a day (and night’s) work

Following the news that the Eurovision grand final will be – for the first time – broadcast in 500 cinemas around the UK, here's our insiders look behind the scenes look at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest in Liverpool.

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Suspect arrested over car bomb attack on pro-Kremlin writer

A suspect has been charged over a car bomb attack that seriously injured Zakhar Prilepin, an ardent supporter of Russia's military invasion of Ukraine.

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Quiz: How well do you really know Eurovision?

In this quiz, we'll put your knowledge of Eurovision to the test with a mix of fun and challenging questions that cover everything from past winners to iconic performances and more.

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Air raids over Kyiv continue as Moscow prepares for Victory Day parade

As Europe prepares to commemorate the end of World War Two, Russia continues to carry out nightly air raids over Kyiv. Meanwhile, Moscow prepares for its annual Victory Day parade.

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Inside the Ukrainian businesses refugees have opened in Poland

The number of Ukrainian companies in the Polish market has increased to 25,000, an increase caused by the influx of refugees from Ukraine since Russia invaded in February 2022.

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In pictures: The bloody aftermath of Russian shelling in Kherson

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has vowed that Russian perpetrators will be held responsible for targeting civilians on a day 21 people were killed and 48 wounded in Kherson. Shells hit a hypermarket, a hardware store and a railway station.

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Brussels unveils €500-million plan to put the EU in 'war economy mode'

Under the new plan, the European Commission intends to address the bottlenecks hindering the production of 155mm artillery shells.

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World hunger worsens in 2022 due to Ukraine war - UN

The overall picture of global hunger is worsening, with economic shocks and conflict exacerbating each other