The Latest Breaking News from Kyiv

British intelligence chief warns ‘indiscriminate use of firepower’ will increase civilian casualties and intensify the humanitarian crisis

In cities across Australia, protesters have rallied against the war in Ukraine.

Seven’s Chris Reason among Australian journalists reporting from Kyiv despite ongoing danger. Plus: Age columnist walks after Claire Lehmann furore

INDORE: A siren blares. It's not the oven or smoke alarm. The teacher freezes in panic. Over 7,000km away, in Bhopal, students shudder to see their teacher in Kyiv, Ukraine, terrified. It's a terror each of them knows all too well.

Russia has reportedly lost more than 7,000 soldiers; American citizen killed in central Chernihiv.

Three weeks have passed since since Russian President Vladimir Putin launched his violent, unprovoked invasion of Ukraine. While his stated objectives hinted at the elimination of Ukraine’s defence — demilitarization — and the removal of its political class — denazification — the rationale behind the invasion is harder to decode.

Ukraine’s capital Kyiv came under renewed Russian shelling on Thursday as negotiators deem talks ‘complicated’.

KYIV, Ukraine — It's hard to think of a more unlikely combo than war zones and cinnamon buns.

Sneaking through woods full of Russian troops and clambering through bombed-out buildings, the women grabbed the children away from the ravages of war. A woman drove down streets as missiles rained down