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Ukraine to hold first war crimes trial over gunning down of cyclist

It's related to the alleged gunning down of an unarmed civilian, 62, as he rode his bike, just four days into the war.

Finland

'Finland must apply to join NATO without delay,' say country's leaders

The war in Ukraine has sparked debates in Finland and Sweden over whether they should join the NATO military alliance.

Ukraine

Ukraine: President Zelenskyy says he's ready to talk to Vladimir Putin

Zelenskyy told an Italian TV interview “we must find an agreement,’’ but with no ultimatums as a condition.

Destinations

This Swedish holiday island could be on the verge of Russian invasion

A paradise island of sandy beaches and sculptural sea stacks could become the new frontline against Russia.

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World News

Ukraine halts Russian gas exports to Europe at eastern transit point

Kyiv has accused Russian-backed forces of siphoning off gas and has halted exports, threatening future European supplies.

Europe Decoded

The cost of Ukraine's reconstruction will eclipse the Marshall Plan

Economic losses from the war could total up to $600 billion, including $100 billion alone to rebuild key infrastructure.

Portugal

Portugal investigates alleged misuse of Ukrainian refugees' data

Two pro-Russian members of an association had reportedly photocopied the documents of Ukrainian refugees.

Europe News

EU should be ready for 'economic sacrifices' to stop Russia

In an interview with Euronews, Vsevolod Chentsov says he's disappointed with Hungary for blocking the EU ban on Russian oil.

My Europe Series

Meet the hacker fighting Russia from the comfort of his own home

Meet the hacker fighting Russia from the comfort of his own home

Lithuania

Lithuanian MPs unanimously call Russia's war in Ukraine a 'genocide'

All 128 lawmakers voted in favour of the resolution, which labels Russia a terrorist state.

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Russia fires hypersonic missiles at Odesa

Russia pounded away at Ukraine’s vital southern port of Odesa, Ukrainian officials said on Tuesday, as they announced they found the bodies of 44 civilians in the rubble of a building in the northeast that was destroyed weeks ago.

Europe News

To join or not to join? Sweden and Finland to reveal NATO decisions

Vladimir Putin cited NATO expansion as a reason for the Ukraine war. But the invasion could spark more countries to join.

Europe News

EU ban on Russian oil: Orban-VDL talks fail to produce a breakthrough

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen flew to Budapest to discuss the ban on Russian oil but said "further work is needed".

Moldova

Moldova is Ukraine's most fragile neighbour, says UN chief

There are fears the war in Ukraine could spread to Moldova's pro-Russia breakaway region of Transnistria

World

"We are not fighting against Russia" says EU's top diplomat Borrell

The Global Conversation speaks to EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell and former Finnish PM Alexander Stubb.

Europe News

Euroviews. Five ways the war in Ukraine could end | View

Russia began a war thinking it would quickly win, only to find that carefully drafted plans are often the first casualties, writes Michael Horowitz.

Ukraine

Euroviews. Biden foresaw Putin's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. So did Syrians

Russian forces entered Syria on 30 September 2015. I have not lost memory of the harrowing events. I knew Putin would invade Ukraine, Mazen Darwish writes.

Germany

'Deeply wrong': Kyiv slams Berlin police over Ukraine flag ban

They confiscated a huge Ukrainian flag.

Russia

Watch: Victory Day military parade as Putin accuses West over Ukraine

Critics accused the Russian leader of turning history on its head in his speech, by comparing today's action in Ukraine to that of Soviet forces in repelling Hitler.

My Europe Series

All you need to know about Russia's Victory Day military parade

Euronews' guide to Victory Day in Russia