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BRUSSELS: Leaders of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (Nato) pushed Thursday to raise the cost for Russian President Vladimir Putin over his invasion of Ukraine by bolstering weapons supplies to Kyiv and strengthening the alliance's eastern flank.

With the Oscars set for Sunday, Hollywood is weighing how or whether to address Russia's bloody assault on Ukraine, trying to thread the needle between showing support for Kyiv and being seen as too preachy. As Leonardo DiCaprio's climate crisis warning and Joaquin Phoenix's outrage over artificially inseminated cows have…

Ukrainian band Antytila has asked singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran if its members can make a virtual appearance at an upcoming concert in England, saying there were not afraid to perform "under the bombs" amid the Russian invasion.

One month has passed since Russia launched its "special military operation" on February 24, turning Ukraine into a war zone. On a journey from the Polish border to the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, FRANCE 24 met civilians and soldiers suddenly plunged into a brutal and bloody conflict.

The Mirror's Matt Roper traces a month of madness from the moment Vladimir Putin's troops invaded neighbouring Ukraine to today, as Russia's war machine digs in for a long and difficult occupation

But the Kremlin is not thought to have given up hope of surrounding and seizing the capital

Reporter died alongside another civilian while filming in Kyiv for independent Russian news website The Insider

Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelensky urged NATO to provide Kyiv with unrestricted military aid in a message via video link Thursday as crunch summits with European, G7 and NATO allies in Brussels focused on Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The tightly-controlled Kremlin state TV have issued a series of warnings across its stations that the presence of any NATO peacekeeping troops could lead to World War III