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Kyiv residents told to head to air raid shelters as sirens wail across city
Residents of the Ukrainian capital Kyiv were urged to head to air raid shelters early on Friday as sirens wailed across the city, a day after Russia carried out the biggest aerial assault since it started the war in February.
Yellen says G7 to give Ukraine funds it needs 'to get through this'
Yellen said that funding pledges to Ukraine during the meeting exceeded the $15 billion that Kiev has estimated it needs over the next three months
Premier League: Roman Abramovich set to give up control of Chelsea amid UK sanctions
The Russian has been hit hard by the UK government's sanctions on Russian companies and oligarchs
Attacks across Ukraine as dozens die in Russian invasion
In a televised address, Putin justified the assault as a defence of the self-proclaimed Donetsk and Lugansk republics in eastern Ukraine.
Real Madrid vs Shakhtar: Eden Hazard's injury nightmare continues
The Belgian is now awaiting the results of an MRI scan to reveal the extent of his latest injury.
Britain blames Russia directly for NotPetya 'ransomware' cyber attack on Ukraine
Foreign office minister for cybersecurity Lord Ahmad has criticised Russian military for the NotPetya attack that crippled Ukraine and 64 countries.
Former Georgian president abducted from Ukrainian restaurant by armed men
Former Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili has been abducted by armed men from a restaurant in Kiev, Ukraine, after a court rejected his appeal against extradition to Georgia.
Farcical scenes and massive punch-up in Kiev as police try to arrest former Georgian president
Ukrainian police went looking for former Georgian president Mikheil Saakashvili. A massive punch-up and surreal game of hide-and-seek ensued.
Ukraine: 'Terrorist' explosion intended to assassinate Radical Party MP kills his bodyguard in Kiev
The explosion, described as a "terrorist act", is thought to have targeted the Ukrainian Radical Party MP Ihor Mosiychuk as he left a television station in Kiev.
'Diplomacy alone won't stop Russia's desire to dominate Ukraine' says think tank report
The Chatham House think tank says there needs to be greater EU support to help Ukraine which is 'fighting for survival" as an independent state.
Eurovision and LGBT rights: 'Homophobia in Ukraine runs deep'
Anti-LGBT discrimination is rife in the country hosting this year's contest.
Heading to Eurovision? Here is a map of the LGBT-friendly places in Kiev
The NGO KyivPride has put together the guide ahead of the weekend's festivities.
Sanctions only way to fight Russia's 'alternative reality' says Ukraine president Poroshenko
President claims Russia has turned Crimea into 'world's biggest military base'.
Notorious one-armed pro-Russian commander 'assassinated' in Donetsk
Mikhail Tolstykh was under EU sanctions and is the latest top-ranking insurgent to die.
NATO cancels meeting with Kiev and urges Russia to 'use its influence' to end Ukraine violence
Jens Stoltenberg's comments come after renewed violence in government-controlled town Avdiivka.
Renewed fighting between Ukrainian troops and Russia-backed separatists kills at least 10
The warring sides blame each other for the spike in hostilities, the worst in months.
Russia-backed rebels shell frontline town as Ukraine conflict heats up
Both sides claim casualties after the violence increased in Avdiivka, near rebel-held Donetsk.
'Nations not Nato' need to resolve Ukraine conflict, says ex-alliance chief
General Sir Richard Shirreff said countries should provide bilateral support to Ukraine.
Ukrainian lap-dancer internet bride 'killed UK businessman on their first anniversary'
Barry Pring was hit by a vehicle while waiting for a taxi outside a restaurant in Kiev in 2008.
Kiev controversy as MP Nadiya Savchenko faces accusations of treason over 'anti-Ukrainian' activities
Ex-pilot is in firing line after publishing names of prisoners – said Kiev may have to ease its claim on Crimea.
Kosovo accuses Serbia of planning to seize slice of state
The two Balkan neighbours are each claiming the other wants to start a new regional war.
'Stand up to Russia': Joe Biden tells Ukraine in last international visit
The US vice-president was on his sixth visit to Ukraine since the Euromaidan protests.
Ukraine investigates possible cyberattack on power grid in Kiev
'This kind of blackout is very, very rare,' the head of national energy provider Ukrenergo said.
Ukraine begins Black Sea missile tests amid increasing Russia tensions
Russia has threatened to shoot down the missiles if they enter Crimean airspace.
Russian defence ministry accuses Ukraine of arresting 2 of its servicemen from Crimea
Kiev said the detainees were apprehended after crossing into Ukrainian-controlled territory.
Johnny Depp backs jailed Ukrainian film director Oleg Sentsov in political campaign
The Imprisoned for Art campaign sees celebrities posing for mugshots to highlight plight of detained activists.
Russia quits war crimes court following Ukraine ruling
Moscow says that the International Criminal Court is biased.
Ukrainian MP tells Trump to toughen Russia sanctions to 'prevent World War 3'
The ex-pilot's comments come amid speculation on the impact of Trump-Putin relationship for the war in Ukraine.
Black Monday: Thousands take to Polish streets in protest against abortion ban
The new proposal would make all abortions illegal, even in cases of rape or when the woman's life is at risk.
Ukrainian nationalists' firework attack on Russian embassy dismissed as 'hooliganism'
The embassy is preparing for potential unrest on election day, Sunday, 18 September.