The Latest Breaking News on War in Ukraine

The 87-year-old pontiff said parties should ‘have the courage to negotiate’, and do so ‘before things get worse’ - what we know on day 746

The United States and its allies said they shot down 15 drones fired by Yemen's Huthis into the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden on Saturday, in one of the Iran-backed rebels' largest attacks.

Ukraine's aspirations for EU membership face a daunting economic reality. New research puts the cost of the country joining the bloc as high as €136 billion – even before post-war reconstruction begins.

Alice Jill Edwards says 90% of Ukraine’s 103,000 open cases relating to war crimes and crimes against humanity are registered as torture cases – what we know on day 745

Erdogan pitches himself as go-between, Zelenskyy indicates Russia would not be invited to the first meeting.

Russian-occupied parts of Ukraine play special role in presidential elections; Ukrainian drones sink another Russian warship

As handfuls gather on International Women’s Day, UN rights rapporteur calls for release of detained rights activists.

People around the world marked International Women's Day Friday with protests, demonstrations and celebrations.

The deployment of Western combat troops to fight against Russia on the ground in Ukraine is not on the table, but new ways need to be found to battle the Russian invasion, France's defence minister said Friday.

Leaked documents show how Kremlin has pumped money into media content and secret polls to ‘pre-rig’ the election

Just days after French President Emmanuel Macron provoked a backlash among allies by declaring he could not rule out sending Western troops to Ukraine, a senior minister has doubled down on the message, saying Europe must thwart Vladimir Putin before he presses his military drive further into Europe. “Vladimir Putin…