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'I fear new famine,' Live Aid relief organiser Geldof tells Euronews

In an interview for Euronews at the Sani music festival in Greece, the Irish rock star and activist accused Vladimir Putin of "using food as a weapon".

Ukraine

Ukraine war: The latest developments you need to know Thursday

From a dire warning about safety at Europe's biggest nuclear plant to the treatment of disabled children left behind in the war: here are seven stories to keep you up to date.

Spain

Controversy as Spain bans air conditioning from dropping below 27°C

It's part of measures to slash energy consumption and reduce dependency on Russian gas.

Ukraine

First grain shipment since Russia's invasion delayed by bad weather

It's now set to arrive in Istanbul on Wednesday.

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'Left behind': How war is hitting the disabled in Ukraine

“Unfortunately, as horrible as it might sound, people with disabilities are often an afterthought in these kinds of situations. They are a marginalised group, even when there is no war going on."

Ukraine

Ukraine war: What you need to know this Tuesday

Want to stay up to date with the latest development in Ukraine? This is what you need to know on Tuesday.

Travel News

Russia tries to entice expats with ‘cringe’ new advert

A Russian embassy has encouraged expats to move to the country for the “beautiful women” and “cheap gas” - but has accidentally used a Ukrainian model.

Vatican

Pope Francis may meet the 'pro-war' leader of Russia's Orthodox Church

The EU accuses Patriarch Kirill of supporting Russia's war in Ukraine.

Ukraine

First grain shipment from Odesa welcomed by Kyiv, Moscow and EU

Ukraine's foreign minister hailed a "day of relief for the world" after the Razoni left the Black Sea port, heading for Lebanon via Istanbul with 26,000 tonnes of grain.

Ukraine

Ukraine war: The latest developments you need to know

From a drone strike to Russia's Naval Day celebrations; a grain exporter seemingly targeted for assassination, to expanding Arctic plans.

Ukraine

Drone strike on Crimea, as Zelenskyy urges Donetsk evacuation

The drone strike on Sunday morning targeted Russia's Black Sea Fleet HQ on Fleet Day, an annual celebration of the Russian navy.

Ukraine

Ukraine war: The latest developments you need to know

Ukraine condemns Russian calls to execute POWs, Latvia gas supplies cut, and New Zealanders blacklisted by the Kremlin.

Ukraine

Zelenskyy condemns 'deliberate Russian war crime' after POW bombing

Friday's attack on a barracks housing Ukrainian prisoners of war left at least 50 people dead - while Russia's Embassy in London gets a Twitter warning for 'executions' call.

Ukraine

Ukraine war: What you need to know today

Want to stay up to date with what's happening in Ukraine? These are today's latest developments.

Ukraine

Russian missile strike on Mykolaiv kills at least five, injures seven

The region's governor Vitalyi Kim accused the Russian forces of "shelling the city during the day when everyone is going about their business".

Ukraine

Ukraine war: What you need to know about the conflict

Germany

Berlin turns off the lights in a bid to save energy

Berlin has decided to turn off the lights of several monuments as part of an energy-saving attempt amidst fears of winter gas shortages.

Europe Decoded

Fact check: Are EU sanctions causing a food crisis, as Russia claims?

The Kremlin is blaming the EU for the global food crisis, but the facts tell a very different story.

Ukraine

Russia escalates missile strikes on Ukraine amid Kherson counterattack

Russian troops withdrew from the Kyiv and Chernihiv regions months ago, failing to capture either.

World News

Ukraine war: What you need to know today

Want to stay up to date with what is happening in the Ukraine war? Here are today's latest developments.