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Ukrainian soldiers beg for help online via Vkontakte as rebels surround them in Debaltseve
Plea emerged as President Petro Poroshenko surrenders town to Russian rebels
Samantha Payne Feb 18, 2015
Debaltseve: Ukraine President Petro Poroshenko pulls troops out of embattled strategic town
President Petro Poroshenko announced the withdrawal of 80% of units on Twitter.
Samantha Payne Feb 18, 2015
Ukraine: EU says ceasefire agreement not a failure
The European Union still hopes a peace deal for Ukraine can work despite ongoing battles between pro-Russian rebels and government forces.
Adam Justice Feb 18, 2015
Simon Heffer: Putin isn't afraid of the EU but will he risk all by taking on Nato in the Baltics?
Putin's fall from power is more likely to come from a coup than anything Europe can impose.
Simon Heffer Feb 16, 2015
Ukraine: Rebels react to Minsk ceasefire pact with ferocious onslaught in Debaltseve
Focus switches to key transport hub as rebels seek to maximise gains before ceasefire begins.
Valeriia Ketrysh, Pavlo Shavopal Feb 13, 2015
EU threatens more sanctions if Russia fails to uphold ceasefire
Angela Merkel and Francois Hollande warn that Russia would face further economic sanctions if ceasefire agreement is not upheld.
Vasudevan Sridharan Feb 13, 2015
The last days in Donetsk: Fear and carnage ripped through eastern Ukraine as ceasefire loomed
Deadly violence of final days serves as grim reminder of carnage we have endured.
Valeriia Ketrysh, Pavlo Shavopal Feb 12, 2015
Ukraine's view on Minsk ceasefire: If peace lasts five days we'll be surprised
None of us believes a word Putin says - they're just saying something nice to avoid telling the truth.
Valeriia Ketrysh, Pavlo Shavopal Feb 12, 2015
Ukraine ceasefire: Putin and Poroshenko disagree over autonomy of separatist regions
Ceasefire brokered by German Chancellor Merkel and French President Hollande to start Saturday.
Umberto Bacchi Feb 12, 2015
IMF to provide $17.5bn loan for Ukraine under new financial rescue plan
New deal will replace $17bn loan programme announced by IMF in April, of which $4.5bn has been disbursed already.
Jerin Mathew Feb 12, 2015
Ukraine crisis: West shouldn't lower guard after ceasefire pledge, Nick Clegg warns
The UK deputy prime minister cautioned that 'we have been here before'.
Ian Silvera Feb 12, 2015
Debaltseve: 19 Ukrainian soldiers killed in clashes as leaders set for Minsk peace talks
Violence has intensified since Putin agreed to attend Ukraine peace talks in Belarus this week.
Nigel Wilson Feb 11, 2015
Ukraine crisis: Ceasefire 'deal reached' ahead of leaders' summit in Minsk
Leaders of Russia, Germany, France and Ukraine set to meet in Minsk to ease escalating violence
Vasudevan Sridharan Feb 11, 2015
Angela Merkel in Washington to discuss Ukraine crisis with Barack Obama
German chancellor visiting US two days ahead of Minsk talks to address Ukrainian crisis.
Vasudevan Sridharan Feb 09, 2015
Ukraine conflict: Crisis 'cannot be resolved by military means' says Angela Merkel
German Chancellor warns diplomacy aimed at resolving the Ukraine crisis might not succeed.
Fiona Keating Feb 07, 2015
Debaltseve battle: Pro-Russian and Ukrainian forces agree to humanitarian corridor for civilians
Ukrainian residents caught in the crossfire to be evacuated from embattled town where strategic battle is taking place.
Gianluca Mezzofiore Feb 06, 2015
Alexander Litvinenko 'poisoned over Chechen investigation into Russia war crimes'
Chechen separatist leader Akhmed Zakayev says ex-spy had leading role in committee investigating Putin
Umberto Bacchi Feb 06, 2015
Russia vows 'adequate' response to Nato expansion in eastern Europe
Moscow has warned that Nato's latest expansion in eastern Europe could lead to "military confrontation" in the region.
Vasudevan Sridharan Feb 06, 2015
Merkel and Hollande visiting Moscow to hold peace talks with Putin on Ukraine
German and French leaders to push for diplomatic solution to escalating crisis in eastern Ukraine.
Vasudevan Sridharan Feb 06, 2015
Russia wary of lethal weapons provision as US and Nato step up aid to Ukraine
Nato expands presence in Eastern Europe as world leaders arrive in Kiev for peace talks.
Nigel Wilson Feb 05, 2015
Ukraine crisis: France, Germany and US leaders head to Kiev with fresh peace talks plan
French President Hollande and German Chancellor Merkel heading to Ukraine.
Dominic Gover Feb 05, 2015
Putin nationalist calls for Austria to be incorporated into Russia dominated 'Eurasian empire'
The philosopher and Kremlin insider Alexander Dugin argues that nation states will dissolve and a 'Eurasian empire' will arise to rival the West.
Tom Porter Jan 30, 2015
Has Vladimir Putin's daughter been outed as rock 'n' roll dancer in charge of $1.7bn project?
Until now, a veil of secrecy has been placed over the lives of the Russian president's daughters.
Tom Porter Jan 30, 2015
Syriza and the Kremlin: Alexis Tsipras and Vladimir Putin are new best friends
New hard-left Greek prime minister and Russian president have much common ground.
Shane Croucher Jan 28, 2015
Poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko was 'third time' someone tried to kill him
Former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko died of radioactive poisoning in London in 2006
Mark Piggott Jan 26, 2015
Ukraine: Drone aerials show destruction at Donetsk airport
Aerial footage shot by a drone and posted to a social media website on Friday (January 16) shows terminal buildings and other structures at Donetsk International Airport in a state of complete destruction after months of conflict there.
Adam Justice Jan 19, 2015
Vladimir Putin calls for calm in east Ukraine amid heavy shelling
Putin's call comes as Ukrainian president Petro Poroshenko vows to recapture all territories in eastern region from pro-Russian separatists.
Vasudevan Sridharan Jan 19, 2015
Rights groups blast Russian law banning transgender people from driving
New Russian regulation denying transgender people the right to drive has drawn condemnation from human rights activists and LGBT community.
Adam Justice Jan 14, 2015
Ukraine: Donbass refugees beaten for pro-Russian ice sculpture in Dnepropetrovsk
Refugees from Yasinovataya beaten for carving initials of Donetsk People's Republic in ice.
Valeriia Ketrysh, Pavlo Shavopal Jan 06, 2015
Ukraine: Odessa and Kherson regions rocked by grenade and arson attacks
Several buildings destroyed in attacks as conflict continues to rage in Donetsk.
Valeriia Ketrysh, Pavlo Shavopal Jan 05, 2015
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