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'Your freedom is ours', Biden assures Duda during Poland visit

On his last day in Poland, US President Joe Biden met with his Polish counterpart Andrzej Duda, and high-level Ukrainian officials.

Travel News

Ukraine invasion dashes hopes for a tourism revival in Turkey and Cuba

The turquoise beaches of Antalya, Turkey and Varadero, Cuba have long been a magnet for Russian tourists. But this year they look empty, dashing hopes of a buoyant revival for the countries' tourism industries.

Ukraine

Rockets strike Lviv as Biden says Putin 'can't remain in power'

Russia has declared on Friday it will shift its focus on "liberating" the Donbas region and its breakaway republics.

Ukraine

'It looked like hell': Mariupol escapees describe scenes of horror

Ukrainians who managed to flee the besieged port city tell Euronews of the scenes of relentless bombing and unfathomable destruction they witnessed.

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Ukraine

Displaced Ukrainian families seek calm after fleeing conflict zones

Children of families who fled Ukraine's conflict zones are given counselling and art lessons in one town near the Hungarian border.

Georgia

Georgians suffer fallout from Western sanctions imposed on Russia

Georgians used to receiving financial assistance from relatives working in Russia as migrants are finding their remittances have been hampered.

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Biden eats pizza with US troops in Poland

President Joe Biden visited U.S. troops stationed near Poland’s border with Ukraine on Friday and was getting a first hand look at the growing humanitarian response to the millions of Ukrainians who are fleeing to Poland to escape Russia’s assault on their homeland.

Ukraine

Snake Island sailors freed in Ukraine war prisoner exchange, says Kyiv

The 13 soldiers had famously defied Russian warships at the very start of the invasion.

Hungary

Zelenskyy's demands for Ukraine 'not in Hungary's interests' — Orban

Orban has let NATO troops into Hungary but banned arms shipments to Kyiv, prompting a challenge from Ukraine's president to 'decide who you are with'.

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A look back at a month of war in Ukraine

It has been one month since Ukrainians woke up to the sirens and explosions, as Russian forces launched their invasion. Since then Kyiv, Kharkiv, Chernihiv, Mariupol and many other cities have been under constant attack. Here are the strongest moments since February, 24.

Ukraine

One month in, Russia's Ukraine offensive has faltered

Ukrainian resistance has forced the traditional and mechanised Russian army to change strategies and tactics.

My Europe Series

Meet the Europeans teaching Ukrainians how to use lethal weapons

The Europeans helping with the training include volunteers from Finland, Norway, Lithuania and Latvia.

Art

Meet the artists producing bulletproof vests for the Ukrainian army

A community of artists in Kyiv has transformed its creative workshop into a factory for making military resources for reservists fighting against the Russian invasion

Ukraine

Macron: France, Greece and Turkey to attempt Mariupol evacuation plan

The French president said the three countries would attempt a "humanitarian operation" to get people out of the besieged city "in the next few days".

Europe News

Watch: Ukrainians call on leaders to do more in protest in Brussels

Ukrainians and their supporters gathered as leaders of Europe and NATO met in the Belgian capital.

Ukraine

In photos: One month of war in Ukraine

Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine one month ago - here are some of the most striking photographs since the start of the war.

Europe News

NATO to help Ukraine prepare for a chemical weapons attack

NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said leaders are concerned that Russia "is trying to create some kind of pretext" to use "chemical and biological weapons" in Ukraine.

Lithuania

Lithuanian MPs want to outlaw Russian military Z symbol

The Z marking is used on Russian military vehicles in Ukraine. It has also become a symbol to show support for Moscow's invasion.

Ukraine

'Grim milestone': More than half of Ukraine's children displaced

Around 4.3 million children have been displaced since the start of the war, UNICEF said, while Ukrainian officials reported 128 child deaths.

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Watch: Drone footage captures devastation in besieged city of Mariupol

Drone footage has captured the widespread destruction in the besieged port city of Mariupol on Wednesday, March 23, after weeks of Russian shelling and bombardment.

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.