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In the besieged city of Mariupol, Ukrainians vow a 'fight to the end'
New York Times: A few thousand Ukrainian troops are taking a final stand.
Russians cruelly taunt captured British mercenary
'I do not know what happened to the dead bodies.'
'Surrender at dawn or die': Russia's ultimatum to last Ukrainian troops in besieged Mariupol
Russia says it has control of the city, and only a few remain holed up at the steel mill.
War in Ukraine leaves Eastern Europe sleepless and on edge
Some are making detailed war contingency plans — just in case.
Putin's fury: How the sinking of the Moskva sparked a flurry of revenge attacks
Strikes with high-precision long-range missiles were launched against Kyiv.
Russia captures key port city of Mariupol, escalates attacks across country
Russia vowed this week to step up missile strikes on Ukraine's capital.
Gratitude and hope: Ukrainian refugees' new life in NZ
But couple from war-torn east also sound warning to Kiwis to "protect your democracy".
'The last chapter is yet to be written': CIA warns of Putin's next move
The CIA director warns the war could soon be taken to another level.
Russia issues nuclear threat to Europe
Putin ally and ex President warns Russia will deploy nuclear weapons if red line crossed.
Opinion: Why Tourism Switzerland's latest advert is so bad it's good
And you thought Air New Zealand videos were cringe.
'Not very useful': Mahuta disapproves of MPs' move to question Russian ambassador
PM Jacinda Ardern urged MPs on the select committee to heed the legal advice.
Concerns deployed NZDF personnel won't be able to access future support
RSA about what it terms NZ's two classes of veterans: 'It's a national shame.'
NZ Defence Force Hercules leaves for Europe
NZDF staff are on way to Europe as part of the response to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.
'It's not the end': Children who survived horror of Bucha
Russian withdrawal leaves children shattered by the ghastliest scenes of war.
Mariupol mayor says civilian dead 'carpet the streets'
Claims the death toll from the siege of the Ukraine city could surpass 20,000.
Expert: What NZ's lethal military support for Ukraine means
It is the most significant military effort in Europe since Bosnian War in mid-1990s.
Uber to begin offering flights and train rides
An international Uber ride could soon become a reality.
Live: Ukraine digs in ahead of Russia's eastern offensive
Moscow appoints a decorated general as war commander for the next assault on Ukraine.
French polls: Emmanuel Macron, far-right rival Marine Le Pen face runoff
Emmanuel Macron's hopes of reelection clouded by a strong challenge from the far right.
Live: UK PM Boris Johnson's secret trip to Ukraine, meets Zelenskyy
British Prime Minister joined European leaders in visiting Volodymyr Zelenskyy in Kyiv.
'Darkest day': Inside the horror of Germanwings Flight 9525
The suicidal pilot in a crash that killed 150 people had experienced a psychotic episode.
Editorial: Crackdown on Russia's wealthy a bit rich
OPINION: Our editorial on Russian oligarchs seeking havens to escape Western sanctions.
Fighting in eastern Ukraine 'will be like World War II'
Moscow will commit further atrocities against civilians, it is claimed.
Welcome to Tübingen: Germany's liberal, vegan city
The university city is a haven of cycle lanes, vegan eateries and
'Multilateral approach': Mahuta's response on sending aid to Ukraine
Foreign Affairs Minister will not say whether NZ's assistance will include lethal aid.
Radio messages 'prove Russia planned Bucha atrocities'
Russian soldiers discussed killing civilians in messages obtained by German intelligence.
Mysterious, wealthy Putin daughters face wrath of US, new sanctions
US President says sanctions will stifle Russia's ability to grow "for years to come".
Stephen Hoadley: Who believes Russian propaganda?
OPINION: Associate professor of politics looks at the incredible statements from Moscow.
Can Emmanuel Macron stop France tearing itself apart?
Times: Macron is set to win another term. But his nation is "reaching breaking point".
Putin's atrocities - troops raped women in front of kids; cut off limbs, Zelenskyy tells UN
Ukraine President seeks a tribunal to address atrocities in Bucha and other towns.
How Bucha atrocities could prolong the Ukrainian war
OPINION: Our editorial on the latest atrocity committed by Vladimir Putin's forces.
Russia faces global outrage over bodies in Ukraine streets
More sanctions heaped on Moscow in revulsion at murderous scenes on the outskirts of Kyiv.
Ardern defends Russian ambassador's presence
Prime Minister says NZ using 'far more powerful tools' while retaining diplomatic options.
