Two blasts hit the capital as UN chief António Guterres criticised his organisation's Security Council.

The major increase in US support would include $20bn in military assistance, plus economic aid.

Scott Sibley is the first Briton to have been confirmed to have died in Ukraine since the invasion.

Uniper is preparing to buy Russian gas using a payment system that critics say will undermine EU sanctions.

While some Russians accept the Kremlin’s parallel reality on Ukraine, others take risks to protest.

Prince Charles told journalists he had seen them "shivering on the roofs" while reporting from Ukraine.

The Israeli study says social media and conspiracy theories about Covid are among factors to blame.

Blasts hit Kyiv while the UN chief is in the city, and there's a dispute over who is buying gas from Russia.

Held in a Russian prison since 2019, Trevor Reed has landed back in the US.

Russian energy giant Gazprom cuts supply to Poland and Bulgaria for refusal to pay in roubles.

Mysterious explosions in Transnistria raise fears that the Ukraine conflict may spread to Moldova.

The re-elected French president has to focus on a new set of problems, beginning with a general election.

Many French people were left disappointed by the options in the presidential run-off.

One man says he was captured and taken over the border, where he was blindfolded and beaten.

Jubilant supporters greet Macron at the Eiffel Tower, while there's disappointment for those with Le Pen.

She did not become president - yet this result still counts as a win for her and the far right.

After becoming the first French president re-elected in 20 years, Emmanuel Macron told supporters he was "the president of all."

Marine Le Pen addresses her supporters as she concedes in France's presidential vote.

The 44-year-old will now serve for another five years, but he is facing a polarised France.

Eleven-year-old Angelina is one of many children who were forced to flee hundreds of miles from their homes on Ukraine's front line.

Antonio Guterres addresses reporters outside a wreckage of apartment blocks north west of Kyiv.

People headed to the front line, and their supporters, are having the country's war with Russia memorialise.

A statue that once represented friendship between the two countries is pulled down in Kyiv.

Ros Atkins looks why Nato’s border with Russia looks likely to expand significantly.