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Ukraine's President Zelenskyy has said his 'heart breaks' after a Russian bombing on a theatre in the besieged city of Mariupol where officials say more than a thousand civilians were sheltering.

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Russian authorities denied they had attacked a theatre in the besieged southern Ukraine city of Mariupol where authorities say hundreds of people were sheltering from shelling and air strikes.

The United Nations’ top court granted measures requested by Kyiv, but many are sceptical that Russia will comply.

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Violent clashes and riots have broken out on the Mediterranean island after a pro-independence prisoner was attacked.

The German parliament is debating a new law that would relax most anti-COVID restrictions.

The independent newspaper was blocked by Belarus in July and banned as an "extremist" entity in November.

She first came to Italy as a child after fleeing Chernobyl, now she is once again back at her Italian foster family's home after escaping war. Euronews speaks to Ukrainian refugee Taisia.

"Today, the Ukrainian people are defending not only Ukraine, we are fighting for the values of Europe and the world, sacrificing our lives in the name of the future."

The majority of Ukrainian refugees have fled to Poland.

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In a new video message Ukraine's president says talks with Russia have turned 'more realistic' but earlier he appeared to concede the door is closed to his country joining NATO.

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The bombardment of residential areas of the southern port city of Mariupol continued on Wednesday when the city's Drama Theatre was hit. Up to a thousand civilians were seeking shelter there, according to local authorities.

Between March and June 2020, Swiss citizens faced up to three years in prison if they held public or private demonstrations.

The move aims to prevent the next generation of Danes from touching any form of tobacco.

"Georgia, having part of the territory occupied, being on the frontline, does not exactly behave as a country that is a member of NATO and is protected in many different ways," Salome Zourabichvili, Georgia's president, told Euronews.

US President Joe Biden will travel to Brussels next week for face-to-face talks with European leaders about the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

It came after the UK settled a decades-old debt to Iran.

A further 92 officers from Portugal, France and Italy will be temporarily deployed to Kosovo in the coming weeks.

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The Kremlin critic says the charges against him are politically motivated.

Euronews speaks to Siemon Wezeman from the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) about Russia's evolving military tactics in Ukraine.

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has issued a message to Russian forces that invaded his country, telling them if they surrender, they will be treated decently.

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A senior US official in the Pentagon says most of Russia's military offensives remained stalled after making little progress over the weekend.

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Tens of thousands were evacuated from the besieged port city of Mariupol. Meanwhile the UN said 3 million refugees have now fled Ukraine.

US President Joe Biden's national security adviser warned a top Chinese official on Monday about China's support for Russia in the Ukrainian invasion, even as the Kremlin denied reports it had requested Chinese military equipment to use in the war.

Multiple strikes hit Ukraine's capital Kyiv as Russia's invasion of Ukraine continued.

A protester interrupted a Russian state-run TV news broadcast with an anti-war sign, denouncing propaganda about the Ukraine invasion.

The decision is a setback for unionists who see the agreement as a threat to their place in the UK.

Slovakia's foreign ministry had said it would also expel three Russian diplomats for alleged spying and bribery.

Britain’s top court refused WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange permission to appeal against a decision to extradite him to the US.

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The financial payments company collapsed in 2020 amid allegations that much of its revenue and assets were faked.

Face masks are still required on public transport and in healthcare facilities.

It happened around 5 am on Monday morning.

A pregnant woman who made headlines around the world last week following Russia’s shelling of a maternity hospital in Ukraine, has died. Moscow claims the children's hospital was a front for Ukrainian ultra-nationalist militia.

The discovery comes just days after an unmanned aircraft went down in Croatia.

It is the latest bid to hold Moscow legally responsible for the missile strike that brought down the passenger aircraft over eastern Ukraine in 2014.

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Day and night, goods arrive from across the world.

Meet the Russians living in Ukraine who have to suffer the heartbreaking consequences as their country of origin becomes an enemy to their friends and neighbours.

Negotiators from Russia and Ukraine will meet via videoconference on Monday morning with a change in tone between the two sides offering a possible glimmer of hope to end the war.

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Meanwhile, Russia's Ministry of Defence says it might launch major assaults to take full control of cities that are already surrounded - but that President Putin hasn't ordered this yet.

There are 100,000 children living in orphanages and institutions in Ukraine. Save the Children warns that they risk being left behind.