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Poland blast 'likely caused' by Ukrainian air defence system - NATO

Jens Stoltenberg will address the press on Wednesday after chairing an emergency meeting of the North Atlantic Council to address the deadly explosion in Poland linked to a Russian-made missile.

Poland

Poland blast: What do we know? What questions remain unanswered?

Tuesday's explosion that killed two people in the village of Przewodów has heightened fears that Russia's war in Ukraine could spread and drag in NATO.

Poland

No indication blast in Poland was a deliberate attack, says NATO chief

Follow Wednesday's developments and reaction after a projectile struck a village inside Poland near the border with Ukraine.

Poland

Polish army put on alert after two killed in blast near Ukraine border

Earlier on Tuesday evening, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki called for an emergency meeting of the country's top national security and defence officials.

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World News

G20 focusing too much on geopolitics, rather than the climate crisis?

Increased climate change, global migration and a deep economic crisis - These are just a few of the problems facing the world right now. But with the G20 increasingly bogged down in geopolitical conflicts, are these issues actually being tackled?

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.

Ukraine

Map of war in Ukraine, as Moscow deflects from losses

Moscow points to territorial gains in Donetsk, potentially trying to reframe the conversation away from Kherson.

Ukraine

Three residential buildings hit in latest missile attack on Kyiv

The extent of the damage is unclear. At least one death has been reported in the meantime. Half of the capital was left without electricity.

Green News

Russian invasion caused huge release of greenhouse gases, says Ukraine

Ukraine is collecting evidence of environmental crimes with which to sue Russia.

Europe News

EU negotiators approve €1 billion bump for next year's budget

The 2023 EU budget includes €186.6 billion in planned "commitments" — €1 billion more than initially tabled by the European Commission.

Ukraine

Now is the time to press Russia for peace, Zelenskyy tells G20

Ukraine's president said Kyiv would not allow Russian forces to regroup after their withdrawal from Kherson, and would not compromise Ukraine's sovereignty or territory.

Ukraine

Ukraine war: Six new developments to know on Monday

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

My Europe Series

Life after liberation: Paranoia as scars of occupation run deep

The work does not stop with liberation, as Euronews found out when it went on patrol with Ukraine's security services in newly recaptured parts of the Kharkiv region.

Europe Decoded

Ukraine's 2023 budget has a $38 billion gap. Who will help cover it?

Russia's war has ravaged Ukraine's economy, prompting a drastic decline in revenues and forcing the country to ask for foreign assistance.

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.

Green News

Ukraine is fighting to stop Russia legitimising war through emissions

Ukraine's negotiator at COP27 says the two countries' delegations are "generally avoiding each other."

Ukraine

Kherson liberation 'beginning of the end of the war', says Zelenskyy

In an earlier address, Ukraine's president said the bodies of civilians and military personnel have been found in the southern city liberated from Russian occupation.

Tech News

Fighting from my living room: How one volunteer hacker helped Ukraine

The war in Ukraine is also being fought online, as volunteer hackers across the world take sides. One Swedish hacker describes helping Ukraine.

Ukraine

Ukraine war: What you need to know today

These are the six latest developments in the Ukraine war.

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.

Follow the latest updates, analysis, and insights on Russia’s ongoing invasion of Ukraine, which began on February 24, 2022. Stay informed on key battles, shifting frontlines, diplomatic efforts, international responses, and the conflict’s humanitarian and global impact.