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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.

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.

Measures are ongoing to tow the cruiser into port," the ministry said.

The Russian military said it could target decision-makers in Kiev if Ukraine continues attempting attacks on Russian soil

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has held talks in Kyiv with Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Russian troops advance southward from Izium. * Ukraine's military reports of Belarusian "volunteers" forming new units in a private military company.

US President Joe Biden called for a war crimes trial over the alleged atrocities in Ukraine that sparked a wave of outrage. WARNING: Distressing

Experts and western diplomats voice caution over pledge on first day of face-to-face talks in Istanbul

Ukraine's Prosecutor General Iryna Venediktova has said the country is in the process of documenting thousands of incidents believed to contravene its criminal code on the rules of war.

Russian state media has reacted with fury to Arnold Schwarzenegger’s video message speaking out against the Ukraine invasion.

Moscow offers safe passages to fighters who give in, as US says Joe Biden will visit Poland. Plus, Ketanji Brown Jackson hearings begin

Ukrainian president recently spoke to Parliament, U.S. Congress to ask for more military aid

Eerie and horrific photos show once bustling and beautiful cities and towns in Ukraine that have been almost wiped off the map during the Russian invasion.

Russia has a chance to limit the damage by engaging in ‘meaningful’ talks, says Volodymyr Zelenskiy, amid fierce shelling in the south

The presidents of the two countries have held talks discussing the hottest international and bilateral issues

Ukraine's president invoked the horror of the 2001 terror attacks on the US as he pleaded for more military aid in a historic address to the US Congress.

Ukraine has praised the courage of three European leaders who made a long, hazardous journey by rail from Poland to Kyiv in a show of support as the city came under further Russian attack.

Moscow’s top negotiator says Kiev has proposed the adoption of a neutral status similar to Austria or Sweden

A Russian journalist who burst on to a live TV news programme to protest against the war in Ukraine has appeared in a Moscow court.