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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan to tell Putin to be 'architect of peace'
Erdogan, who has been trying to broker peace between Moscow and Kyiv, made the comments while returning from a emergency Nato summit in Brussels.
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Washington and Moscow clash over 'nuclear conflict' in Ukraine
Moscow has again called out the US for lying about its alleged biochemical programme in Ukraine.
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Stocks rise as oil extends rally on Russia embargo talk
Both main crude contracts started the week by soaring more than seven percent on Monday as EU nations discussed following Washington and putting an embargo on Russian energy imports over its war in Ukraine.
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The latest developments you need to know about the war in Ukraine
Ninety-six-year-old Holocaust survivor Boris Romantschenko is killed by Russian shelling of Kharkiv.
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Day 25: Russia accused of war crimes as Ukraine faces humanitarian catastrophe
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky says the siege of Mariupol will go down in history as a war crime.
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NATO conducts drills on Russia’s borders amid invasion in Ukraine
NATO officials insist that the drills were planned a long time ago and that Russia was aware of them. 30,000 troops, 50 vessels, and 200 aircraft have been deployed by 27 member-states In Norway, which is a long-standing member of NATO.
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Putin accuses Ukraine of stalling talks: Kremlin
Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov called the phone talks between Putin and Scholz tough but added that such contacts were still needed.
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US President Joe Biden to press China to get in line over condemnation of Russia
US President Joe Biden will warn his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping that he will face "costs" if Beijing rescues fellow authoritarian ally Russia from intense Western sanctions.
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Looking for the latest on Russia’s war in Ukraine? Here it is.
Zelensky has been on a virtual tour of Western parliaments, each time receiving a standing ovation from MPs for his wartime leadership.
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Ukrainian theatre sheltering 'more than 1,000' civilians bombed
The latest assaults on civilians across Ukraine came as President Volodymyr Zelensky made a searing appeal for help to the US, which responded by pledging $1 billion in new weapons to fight Russia's invading army.
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Putin book tops UK bestsellers after Abramovich sued author
Catherine Belton's "Putin's People", first published in 2020, "is the number one bestselling NF (non-fiction) paperback in the UK", William Collins Books publishing director Arabella Pike said in a tweet.
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The growing toll: Tears, fears and fury in Kyiv
The black hole in the ground looked big enough to swallow a car but Lidiya Tikhovska was only looking at the spot where an ambulance worker said her son's remains lay.
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While Biden vows no WWIII, MSF warns siege could spell ‘unimaginable tragedy’
US President Joe Biden vowed that Russia would pay a "severe price" if it used chemical weapons in Ukraine, while also pledging to avoid provoking Moscow into "World War III".
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Ramaphosa: SA approached to mediate between Russia and Ukraine
President Cyril Ramaphosa spoke with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin earlier in the day and told him that the conflict should be resolved through mediation and negotiations.
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Maternity hospital in Ukraine city of Mariupol demolished amid Russian invasion
The city's municipality accuses Russian forces of attacking it.
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African Union calls for Ukraine truce in call with Putin
After Russian launched its invasion on February 24, the AU issued a statement calling for Ukraine's territorial integrity and international law to be upheld.
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Macron condemns Putin's 'moral cynicism' over Ukraine corridors
He added that Putin's promises to protect civilians only so that they could flee towards Russia were "hypocritical".
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Putin blames Kyiv for failed Mariupol evacuations
Putin "drew attention to the fact that Kyiv still does not fulfil agreements reached on this acute humanitarian issue," the Kremlin said in a statement, after two agreements to evacuate Mariupol in south-eastern Ukraine fell through following allegations of ceasefire breaches.
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More than 1,100 detained in Russia for protesting against invasion of Ukraine
Sunday marks 11 days since the assault the assault began.
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Any countries imposing no-fly zone over Ukraine party to conflict: Putin
"Any movement in this direction will be considered by us as participation in an armed conflict by that country," the Russian leader said during a meeting with Aeroflot employees.
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Russia opens corridor for Ukraine civilians to flee war's fiercest battles
The evacuation will be seen as a prelude to a final assault that, if successful, would see the Russian army push north from occupied Crimea.
