WorldPetr Pavel draws parallels with the US surveillance of the Japanese during World War II, referring to the "cost of war".

WorldAttacks targeted gas pipelines to Turkey, according to the Russian Foreign Ministry.

WorldThe former Secretary-General does not rule out individual member states deploying troops in Ukraine.

WorldTried to alert the UN Secretary-General last fall that Ukraine was planning to blow up the dam.

EconomyMondelez rejects the allegations and points out that it sells chocolate and biscuits to ordinary Russians.

WorldBakhmut, the site of the most bloody and protracted battle in the ongoing war in Ukraine, is now allegedly under Russian control.

WorldFollows suspicions that the UK secretly stored uranium shells in Ukraine that have now been detonated in Russian missile attacks.

World"We’ve already successfully targeted quite a few people" says Kyrylo Budanov, head of Ukraine's military intelligence service.

WorldRussia reserves the right to retaliate “anywhere and anytime it deems necessary”, according to the Kremlin.

WorldSignificant amounts of arms for Ukraine are disappearing to the black market, warns the Pulitzer-winning journalist.

WorldThe demands for agreeing to a peace settlement in Ukraine have been considerably tightened.

FinlandArgues that Ukraine's military leadership is "very poor" and that the Western image of the war is based on Ukrainian propaganda.

WorldTulsi Gabbard, Ron Paul and Dennis Kucinich among the speakers at the Lincoln Memorial in the US capital.

WorldThe so-called "butterfly mines" resemble leaves and plastic children's toys.

WorldUkraine's president names controversial financial giants Goldman Sachs, BlackRock and JP Morgan as partners.

WorldIt is the first time since the war began that the Russian side has called for a ceasefire.