War | Euronews

English

Culture news

Culture Re-View: A look back at this day in history

Culture Re-View: Why is 22/12/12 the most important fictional date in pop culture? Plus, Samuel Beckett dies and Brandenburg Gate re-opens

Russia

Russian mothers alone as mobilisation exiles fathers

Russian mothers try to cope without their husbands after the Kremlin’s mobilisation was announced in September for military-aged men to fight in the war, and tens of thousands of men fled abroad.

Ukraine

Russia using '40-year-old' ammo and other key developments

Here is the latest from the war in Ukraine.

Russia

Vladimir Putin admits fight in Ukraine is taking longer than expected

Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged Wednesday that his “special military operation” in Ukraine is taking longer than expected but hailed the seizure of his neighbor's territory.

ADVERTISEMENT

World News

Russia expands its defence along the border with Ukraine

Russia has extended defence positions along its international border with Ukraine, and deep inside its Belgorod region, according to the latest defence intelligence.

World News

No Russian participants at annual Battle of Austerlitz re-enactment

The Battle of the Three Emperors is re-enacted every year in modern-day Slavkov u Brna in the Czech Republic, drawing hundreds of actors from over a dozen countries. This year, participants commemorate those who have died in Russia's war in Ukraine.

Ukraine

Barrage of Russian missiles hit Kherson killing at least four

At least 10 others were injured, according to the Ukrainian army.

Ukraine

Kremlin on alert after Crimea hit by ‘drone attack'

Crimea officials have also slammed reports that residents are being evacuated.

Ukraine

After Kherson defeat, Russia launches new offensive in Donetsk

After leaving Kherson, Russian troops are launching a new offensive in eastern Ukraine, according to the Institute for the Study of War.

Culture news

Mykolaiv zoo: Life in the warzone

The life in a war zone zoo supported by donations coming from around the globe

Culture news

Daniel Brühl: "No one wins in a war – even the winners”

Interview: Daniel Brühl speaks about the new Netflix war movie 'All Quiet on the Western Front'

Ukraine

Recaptured Ukrainian city Lyman 'completely destroyed', say officials

Ukrainian officials have begun sifting through the wreckage of the devastated city of Lyman in eastern Ukraine.

Russia

Russians fleeing to Georgia nearly double amid Putin's reservist order

Satellite images have shown huge queues at the Russia-Georgia border

Ukraine

'I'm just 33 kilos': Frontline villages going hungry amid Ukraine war

Galina, 75, fought back tears as she described going without food during months of heavy fighting near her village in Ukraine.

No Comment

Humanitarian aid given out in recaptured Izium

In Izium, a Ukrainian city held by Russian forces for six months until its recapture in early September, the sound of artillery from a distant battle was nearly constant on Wednesday but residents were too focused on basic needs to heed it.

Ukraine

Zelenskyy calls for special tribunal to punish Russia for Ukraine war

"A crime has been committed against Ukraine and we demand just punishment," Zelenskyy told the UN General Assembly.

No Comment

Ukraine: near Izyum, the war dead buried in a forest

Ukraine said Friday it had identified about 450 graves at a site near Izyum after retaking the strategic eastern town from the Russians.

Kazakhstan

Pope Francis visits Kazakhstan, will not meet with Russia's patriarch

The leader of the Catholic Church was supposed to meet with Russian Orthodox Church's Patriarch Kirill, but the tete-a-tete will not take place after Kirill opted out of attending the conference.

Ukraine

Ukraine asks for long term commitment on reconstruction from EU

Ukraine needs long-term commitment from the EU and other allies for its eventual post-war reconstruction. That was the message from the country's Minister for Communities and Territories on a visit to Brussels.

World

Young people should get in touch with young migrants, says IOM chief

Whether it is to flee conflict, poverty, or persecution, millions are moving around the globe in unprecedented numbers, and the vast majority are young people. Find out more on Global Conversations with António Vitorino, Director General of the International Organization for Migration (IOM).