Ukraine

Brussels is looking forward to receiving Kiev’s answers to the union membership questionnaire, the EU Commission head says

Before Russia invaded Ukraine, the country was an attractive source of tech talent. ‘We cannot abandon our team in Russia,’ says the CISO of U.S.-based bitcoin marketplace

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russian forces in Ukraine were fighting for the future of their motherland, in his annual address marking victory over Nazi Germany in World War Two.

Weeks after the Moskva sinking, Putin has been dealt another humiliation with the warship Admiral Makarov reportedly hit by a Ukrainian missile.

Kyiv's Western allies have imposed unprecedented sanctions on Russia to punish Moscow for the invasion

President Putin’s spokesperson, Dmitry Peskov, has reacted to reports that Ukrainian troops holed up at the steelworks want to swap civilians for food and medicine

Western officials believe "special op" could officially turn to "war" • Three killed in Russian shelling of Donetsk

The Ukrainian Air Force dispelled rumors about the mythical fighter pilot after officials lent credence to the tale

After failing to take the capital Kyiv in the first few weeks of the war, Moscow’s army has refocused on the east of Ukraine with grim results.

Britain’s Defence Secretary has warned Russian President Vladimir Putin could declare a new world war on a particular date in May.

There are concerns the conflict between Russia and Ukraine could spread to Moldova after the country was rocked by explosions.

International students in Ukraine should be treated like any other Ukrainian refugee, coalition says

Supply issues, inflation and war in Ukraine fuel Google parent company’s first-quarter struggles

The strategic port city has been badly damaged by two months of fighting, and tens of thousands have fled.

After weeks of mounting pressure, the German government will now supply heavy military equipment to Ukraine. DW takes a look at how Berlin's position has changed since the beginning of the war in Ukraine.

A senior Russian official has accused the West of fighting a “proxy” war with Moscow through Ukraine, accusing their actions of “pouring oil on the fire”.

An ominous statement by a Russian general has blown the lid on Moscow’s new game plan – and worryingly, it doesn’t stop at Ukraine.

The decision applies to both military and civilian flights

About 2,000 encircled militants, at Azovstal steel plant, are last Ukrainian hold-outs, Putin is told

A Ukrainian marine commander in Mariupol has made what he described as his troops' "last address to the world" as they try to resist overwhelming Russian forces in the city.