The Latest Breaking News from Black Sea

In an Australian exclusive, ABC's Four Corners interviews Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister inside President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's heavily fortified compound in Kyiv.

Mariupal officials said thousands of people been 'forcibly deported' to Russia as they fight to protect their homeland where shelling continues to rain down on its population

Black and white newsreel from 1941 shows residents of Odessa, then a Soviet city, building barricades with cobblestones, while the streets are lined with sandbag defenses and "hedgehog" anti-tank barriers as German and Romanian forces approach. Fast forward 81 years, and similar scenes are playing out in the picturesque Black…

Special rapporteur on right to food sees risk of deepening hunger crisis in countries such as Yemen and Ethiopia

Capturing Ukraine’s third-largest city would effectively cut the rest of the country off from the Black Sea.

Three Panamanian-flagged ships have been hit by Russian missiles in the Black Sea since Russia's invasion of Ukraine last month, Panama's Maritime Authority said on Wednesday.

Unions and shipping bodies urge safe passage from Black Sea and Sea of Azov after missile strikes and at least one death reported

Shelling by Russian forces was still preventing the delivery of humanitarian aid to the Black Sea port city of Mariupol on Monday, Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Iryna Vereshchuk said.

Russian forces are also in the Sea of Azov, say officials