Britain and Ukraine are opening a new chapter in military AI utilization by signing an agreement that grants London access to millions of images from Avengers Labs, a unique data treasure trove from the war.

Leaders from Britain and France are reportedly planning a trip to the US to secure stronger military support for Ukraine, including access to classified technology and faster deliveries of air defense missiles.

Ukraine and Syria are preparing to sign a memorandum of cooperation to deepen their partnership in the agricultural sector, outlining key areas for future collaboration.

First Ladies and Gentlemen convened in Kyiv to develop a 'shared language of resilience' amidst ongoing crises, incorporating concepts like 'civic volunteerism' from the U.S., the British 'keep calm and carry on,' and Ukraine's 'sophiynist' philosophy.

Kurt Volker, former US Ambassador to NATO, has urged the alliance to establish a no-fly zone over Ukraine, stating that Putin seeks an empire and principles must be defended.

Ukraine observed its Independence Day amidst ongoing Russian bombardment, with reports suggesting Russian President Putin reacted with panic to the defiant celebrations.

Ukraine has adopted a new strategy, targeting the warehouses of Russian e-commerce giants to impact the daily lives of ordinary Russians. This move, described as risky by some, aims to exert pressure in what is seen as a war for existence.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Luxembourg Prime Minister Luc Frieden discussed strategies to ensure Ukraine's resilience during the upcoming fall and winter seasons.

The Kremlin has issued threats of daily retaliatory bombardments against targets in Kyiv, citing recent drone attacks on Russian infrastructure. This follows President Putin's earlier statements on Ukraine's attempts to attack Russian infrastructure.

An editorial discusses Andy Burnham's choice of Ukraine for his first overseas visit as a potential prime minister, highlighting the symbolic meaning and message about his global priorities.

President Zelenskyy revealed that Ukraine currently produces 200-300 drones per day but requires over three times that amount to effectively pressure Russia into peace and maintain competitiveness.

A member of the Russian State Duma's Defense Committee, Viktor Sobolev, stated that Russia should conclude the war in Ukraine by 2030 to prepare for a potential conflict with NATO.

Russian authorities have opened a treason case against Svetlana Golovatenko, a Russian citizen who lived in Ukraine for over a decade, after she traveled to Moscow to renew her passport.

Margarita Reutt has been identified as the woman accused of killing a Russian naval officer, an alleged Sevastopol operation that aligns with a broader pattern of attacks on senior Russian military figures since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

The UK and France have re-announced commitments to provide anti-missile technology to Ukraine, though experts suggest these commitments are largely symbolic and the systems will not be operational for years.

A resident of Kaunas district, Lithuania, shared advice on how to manage without electricity after a recent storm, drawing on both technical solutions and experiences from the war in Ukraine.

Russia is reportedly preparing for a new massive mobilization, aiming to recruit an additional 300,000 military personnel, described as 'Putin's last resort' in the ongoing war in Ukraine.

As Moscow intensifies its aggressive declarations, hybrid warfare against Europe, and strikes against Ukraine, Western nations are urged to demonstrate determination.

Sweden's Foreign Minister has asserted that Ukraine's accession to NATO would enhance the security of the entire Alliance and serve as a significant deterrent against Russia. This statement comes amidst ongoing discussions about Ukraine's future security guarantees.

Ukraine marked its 35th Independence Day by showcasing unmanned systems, including robots and drones, in a parade, departing from traditional military displays.

Finnish President Alexander Stubb stated that strikes on oil refineries and logistics warehouses deep inside Russia constitute a smart strategy for Ukraine, as they increase the percentage of Russians who desire an end to the war.

An analysis suggests Russia has no immediate reasons to end its war in Ukraine, citing stable oil revenues, economic resilience, and continued ability to recruit soldiers despite war fatigue.

Andy Burnham has made an offer of missiles to Ukraine, while the nation's independence is remembered for its drama, determination, and risk. These events highlight ongoing international support and Ukraine's historical struggles.

Citizens gathered at Senate Square in Helsinki, bringing sunflowers to an event held to show support for Ukraine on its Independence Day.

U Ukrajinu su povodom Dana nezavisnosti doputovali i premijeri Britanije i Luksemburga, predsjednici Moldavije i Estonije, kao i drugi zvaničnici

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that while Russia is attempting to fully block Ukraine's Black Sea maritime corridor, several ships continue to enter and exit Odesa's ports daily.

A march named 'Sunflower Road' took place in central Rīga on August 24th to demonstrate solidarity with Ukraine on its independence day.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has awarded Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda the Order of Liberty during a ceremony in Kyiv. The award recognizes Nausėda's significant contributions and support for Ukraine.

Ukraine's defense forces have conducted more than 100,000 logistics and evacuation missions using ground robotic systems since the beginning of 2026.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni reiterated Italy's commitment to working alongside international partners to find a negotiating path for peace in Ukraine.

A collection of daily photographs captures various global events, including the migration situation in Ceuta, Ukraine's independence anniversary, humanoid robots in Beijing, and wildfires in Colombia.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated in his Independence Day speech that Ukraine desires peace but will not capitulate to Russia under any circumstances, as foreign leaders pledged continued support.

Krigen i Ukraine raser videre – her får du seneste nyt.

Russian forces launched an attack on a power facility in Ukraine's Odesa region, resulting in a partial loss of power across the area.

Russia has accused Burnham of fueling the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

A historical court reenactment in Čierna nad Tisou saw Soviet leader Brezhnev, and symbolically Putin, prosecuted before the Court of History for the 1968 occupation of Czechoslovakia, with the message 'Ukraine, you won't be broken, you swine'.

The Czech Foreign Minister, Petr Macinka, has declared that returning to normal relations with Russia is impossible as long as the aggressive war in Ukraine continues. He stated that Russia violated international law and undermined European security by starting the war.

A report suggests that Vladimir Putin is building an army of saboteurs across Europe as part of a new Russian strategy to undermine support for Ukraine.

The potential integration of Ukraine's powerful agricultural sector into the European Union's single market is anticipated to necessitate a significant rethinking of the bloc's Common Agricultural Policy (PAC).

A Slovak politician has extended congratulations to Ukraine, reflecting on Russia's historical awareness of potential conflict over Ukrainian independence.

A foreign minister has stated that Russia's invasion of Ukraine has severely damaged European security. This reflects ongoing concerns about the geopolitical impact of the conflict.

The Czech Republic has stated that a return to normal relations with Russia is impossible as long as the war in Ukraine continues. The Czech Foreign Minister emphasized the country's firm stance against Russia's aggression.

Ukraine's drone warfare highlights an uncomfortable reliance on Chinese components, even as the EU invests billions. Kyiv has secured an exemption from procurement rules to continue using critical Chinese parts.

Allies of Ukraine are meeting in Kyiv as concerns grow over dwindling supplies of interceptor missiles.

Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský stated that Russia's invasion of Ukraine significantly damaged European security, emphasizing the Czech Republic's clear interest in preventing military aggression from becoming a successful tool in international politics.

North Korea and Belarus are set to sign a visa-waiver agreement, signaling rapidly expanding ties between Pyongyang and Moscow's close ally amid the war in Ukraine.

Ukraine has not held elections since Russia's full-scale invasion, leading to growing tensions and a potential 'tsunami' of political challenges for President Zelenskyy over the issue.

Der ukrainische Botschafter ist im STANDARD-Gespräch anlässlich des 35. Unabhängigkeitstages der Ukraine stolz und demütig. Europa brauche die Ukraine, um geopolitisch zu bestehen

Miguel Baumgartner, an international relations expert, asserts that Europe must increase its investment in Ukraine's defense, as the country's protection is intrinsically linked to the defense of Europe itself. He also notes that Iran is strengthened by American pressure.

A video report explores how the ongoing war in Ukraine has significantly changed modern warfare tactics and strategies. This analysis follows a recent Russian attack on a shopping center in Kryvyi Rih that killed two and injured 140.

Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, stated at a ruling party congress that Russian citizens who left the country and wish for Russia to lose the war against Ukraine should not expect to return home.

Risks to Black Sea shipping are increasing, with Ukraine offering to coordinate with Turkey on civilian shipping safety after repeated attacks have affected Turkish vessels and resulted in a Turkish seafarer's death.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has reiterated Washington's commitment to Ukraine's sovereignty and its support for efforts to achieve a lasting peace in the Russia-Ukraine war.

A Slovak news outlet provides a summary of anticipated events for Monday, August 24, 2026, including municipal council meetings, candidacy announcements, and the anniversary of Ukraine's independence.

Russian forces have attacked petrol stations in Ukraine's Chernihiv and Poltava oblasts, resulting in one worker being injured and a fire breaking out at one of the sites.

To mark Ukraine's Independence Day, the Dutch foundation Protect Ukraine unveiled plans in Amsterdam for the construction of the largest underground stabilization center in Ukraine and showcased an aquadrone.

A German news digest covers topics including the AfD's confidence, coalition's reform package, calls for more aid for Ukraine, and issues related to Italy and boat refugees.

Deadly attacks are ongoing between Russia and Ukraine, indicating continued conflict and casualties in the region.

Following previous attacks on Wildberries, Ukraine has reportedly initiated a new drone campaign targeting Russia’s e-commerce platform Ozon.

Ukrainian law enforcement authorities have charged Russian Army General Valery Gerasimov, Chief of the General Staff and First Deputy Defense Minister, with war crimes related to a deadly July 2 attack on Kyiv.

European leaders visited Kyiv to mark Ukraine's 35th independence anniversary, bringing gifts including a model of British Storm Shadow missiles to help create a Ukrainian version.

The Ivano-Frankivsk National Academic Drama Theatre plans to stage its production of 'Medea' atop Mount Pip Ivan Chornohirskyi, at an altitude of 2,028 meters, to mark Ukraine’s Independence Day.

Ukraine commemorates its 35th anniversary amidst ongoing conflict, with parts of its territory occupied and millions displaced, yet its national identity has been strengthened.

A Polish minister has stated that a ceasefire in Ukraine could be possible if Russia fails to break Ukraine's resistance during the winter. This comment suggests a potential shift in the conflict's trajectory based on winter developments.

Denmark's Foreign Minister, Lars Løkke Rasmussen, expressed regret over the increasing civilian casualties in Ukraine due to Russian missile attacks during a UN Security Council meeting on Ukraine.

Facing significant human losses and long-range strikes on its infrastructure, Russia has reportedly decided to send 'Donskoy' as military reinforcement to the Ukrainian front.

Ukraine's international allies have pledged to continue their support, with a particular focus on strengthening the country's air defense capabilities. This commitment comes as Ukraine acknowledges its own strength is insufficient against ongoing threats.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that the war in Ukraine must be 'painful enough' to motivate Russia to engage in peace negotiations.

UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has publicly called on Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to continue the fight against Russia, stating that 'Ukraine is Europe’s protector'.

A Russian drone strike hit a residential building in central Chernihiv on Ukraine's Independence Day, injuring at least 20 people, including three children.

An editorial argues that Britain and Europe should focus on building Ukraine's capacity for self-defense by helping it achieve weapons independence, countering Moscow's hopes that Western political shifts will weaken support for Kyiv.

The renewed Black Sea blockade, amidst ongoing attacks on ports by Ukraine and Russia, has severely slowed grain shipments, creating a critical situation for Ukrainian farmers.

Șefa statului, Maia Sandu s-a aflat la Kiev luni, 24 august, alături de liderii Coaliției de Voință, pentru a felicita poporul ucrainean și a transmite condoleanțe familiilor tuturor celor căzuți, la…

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky suggested to European leaders that a portion of the 90 billion euro loan offered by the European Union to Ukraine be paid in advance to cover a 27 billion euro deficit.

Mitten im russischen Angriffskrieg feiert die Ukraine ihre Unabhängigkeit. Präsident Selenskyj pocht auf die Stärke seines Landes - und erhält weitere Rüstungshilfe der EU und aus Großbritannien.

Following the Coalition of the Willing summit, Ukraine will receive new military and energy support packages, air defense systems, and funding for drone production.

European Council President António Costa said that the European Union has taken Ukraine’s current financial needs into account and remains focused on disbursing funds under the €90 billion Ukraine…

Hundreds of people participated in the 'Sunflower Path' march in Riga, Latvia, on Ukraine's Independence Day, carrying sunflowers to express solidarity with Ukrainians fighting Russian aggression.

Ukrainian officials, including Khmara and PM Koretskyi, held discussions with German and Norwegian counterparts to strengthen Ukraine's air defense and prepare for a drone deal with Norway's Armed Forces Chief. They also addressed Ukraine's financial stability.

Lithuanian President Nausėda stated that Lithuania is prepared to deploy forces in Ukraine once the conditions are suitable. This declaration signals a potential escalation of support for Ukraine.

To mark Ukraine's Independence Day, Latvian Public Media, in collaboration with the charity organization Ziedot.lv, has launched a support campaign that has so far raised over €42,000 to provide medical care for Ukrainian soldiers.

The European Council President is embarking on a tour of EU capitals, with key discussions focusing on continued support for Ukraine and the broader topic of EU enlargement. Kyiv's role in shaping a geopolitical EU will also be highlighted.

Military amputees and war veterans in Ukraine celebrated Independence Day by finishing a challenging 1,500-kilometer endurance race known as 'Iron Week,' demonstrating resilience and national pride.

Ukraine successfully conducted a prisoner exchange, resulting in the return of ten Ukrainian service members. Exclusive footage of the exchange was released by the SSU.

Lietuvos Prezidentui Gitanui Nausėdai pirmadienį lankantis Kijeve, kur vyko oficialūs renginiai, skirti Ukrainos nepriklausomybės 35-osioms metinėms paminėti, kartu su juo Ukrainoje viešėjo ir…

Western missiles are expected to assist Ukraine in its conflict, but analysts suggest they alone will not secure a definitive victory in the war.

A report explores Ataki, one of Moldova's most unusual towns, highlighting its unique life centered around the border with Ukraine, its past industrial activity, and current reliance on seasonal work or emigration.

An anti-drone net has been erected in Berlin's Pariser Platz, near the Brandenburg Gate, to mark Ukraine's Independence Day and highlight the fragility of its air defenses.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has outlined a peace proposal aimed at bringing an end to the ongoing conflict with Russia.

Ukraine has imposed sanctions on the creators of the popular Russian cartoon series 'Masha and the Bear', leading to its ban in the country.

An update on the 1642nd day of the Russia-Ukraine conflict indicates a shift in tactics, with the battlefield transforming into a large gray zone and Russian forces increasingly making deeper incursions. Ukraine is also targeting the Ozon online store, and Russia is conducting exercises in Kaliningrad.

Ukraine desires peace but will not simply surrender to Russia at any cost, President Volodymyr Zelensky stated today in a speech for the Day of...

The European Union is sending billions of euros to Ukraine to bolster its air defense capabilities and provide missiles.

Monaco authorities are still baffled by the attempted murder of Ukrainian tycoon Vadym Yermolaiev earlier this year, who was targeted by a bomb after dinner with his partner and son.

Russian security officials raided the private punk festival Day x Night near Vyborg, detaining nearly 100 people over alleged pro-Ukraine songs and drug use.

Yahoo News provides a retrospective on six months of the ongoing conflict, likely referring to the war in Ukraine, offering a summary of key developments.

Latvia will observe a moment of silence for Ukraine on August 24, coinciding with Ukraine's Independence Day. This gesture of solidarity will be marked by Ukrainians in Latvia and the broader Latvian community.

Estonia's Prime Minister sent a message to Russians, stating that while Russia currently poses no direct conventional threat to Nordic and Baltic countries or other NATO members, Moscow will continue hybrid attacks and efforts to deter partners from supporting Ukraine, and they should expect a tribunal.

Poland's Foreign Ministry has warned Ukraine that including figures like Stepan Bandera and Roman Shukhevych in its National Pantheon would create 'major problems' for the country's integration into the European Union.

Ukraine's General Staff reported a total of 231 combat clashes on the battlefield along the front line on August 23, with most occurring on the Kostiantynivka front.

As Ukraine marks its 35th anniversary, Nausėda conveyed to Kyiv that only a victory can bring lasting peace to Europe.

Ukraine's General Staff reported that Russia has lost 1,478,070 troops in Ukraine since February 24, 2022, including 1,490 casualties in the past day.

Russian forces attacked 43 settlements in Ukraine's Kherson region over the past day, resulting in injuries to seven people. The strikes continue to impact civilian areas.

A 'Coalition of the Willing' summit is being held in Kyiv on Ukraine's National Day, with European leaders gathering to discuss enhanced air defense amid escalating tensions with Russia. The meeting underscores international efforts to bolster Ukraine's defensive capabilities.

Former US Vice-President Mike Pence stated that Ukrainian forces are gaining ground in their conflict with Russia, claiming that Kyiv's troops have held their positions.

The EU Commission has approved additional billions in aid for Ukraine, with Norway also pledging further financial assistance for 2027.

Countries allied with Ukraine are meeting in France on Ukraine's independence day to reaffirm support for Kyiv and discuss strategies to pressure Moscow to halt its invasion.

European allies are flocking to Kyiv to reaffirm their commitment and pledge additional defense support against ongoing Russian bombardment. The visits underscore continued international solidarity with Ukraine.

President Nicuşor Dan is participating via videoconference in the 'Coalition of the Willing' meeting focused on Ukraine.

A new 'grain war' in the Black Sea, where Russia and Ukraine are major exporters, is causing grain to be stuck, reminiscent of the Russian blockade at the start of the conflict and raising fears of global hunger.

A new term, 'bibliocide,' has emerged to describe Russia's alleged actions of burning and plundering millions of books in Ukraine, highlighting cultural destruction during the conflict.

The EU aims to intensify pressure on Russia to end the conflict in Ukraine, while Norway pledges further billions in aid for 2027 and the UK supports Ukraine in long-range missile production.

The Kremlin has stated that the United Kingdom's provision of missile assistance to Ukraine "adds fuel to the fire," indicating escalating tensions.

A British national has reportedly become the first from the UK to die fighting for Russia in Ukraine, allegedly killed in a drone attack. The individual's death has been described as 'unbelievably stupid'.

Britain announced its intention to assist Kyiv in manufacturing Storm Shadow missiles within Ukraine, prompting the Kremlin to declare that Russian forces are actively working to locate these potential production sites.

Field of Vision launched a new documentary, 'When It Started to Burn,' focusing on Ukraine's fight for freedom, coinciding with the 35th anniversary of Ukrainian Independence Day.

Italy remains on the sidelines, choosing not to send weapons to Ukraine; after Prime Minister Meloni's video address, Palazzo Chigi reiterated the government's stance on providing only humanitarian aid.

The UK is the first country outside of Ukraine to get access to Kyiv’s ‘Avengers’ database

Ukraine's agricultural production saw a substantial increase of 17.2% during the period of January to July 2026, compared to the same period in the previous year, according to the statistics service.

A Portuguese editorial argues that the war in Ukraine has become unwinnable on the ground, with armies facing increased risks from small unmanned aerial vehicles when concentrated.

Ukraine has expanded its drone attacks on targets in Russia, including economic facilities, a strategic shift that carries a greater risk of civilian casualties, which Kyiv considers an acceptable price.

Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski stated that if Ukraine withstands the winter, a ceasefire might be possible, adding that Putin's strategy of bombing cities is a mistake that does not diminish the Ukrainian army's fighting capabilities.

President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Ukraine would never forget the United Kingdom's early support during the full-scale war, noting that Britain stood by Ukraine when other nations hesitated.

Moscow's propaganda falsely attributes the start of the conflict with Ukraine to its declaration of independence, a claim dismissed as nonsense but indicative of the Kremlin's stance.

Poland has issued a warning to Ukraine regarding the glorification of Ukrainian Nazi historical figures, stating that such actions are regrettable from a Polish perspective and represent short-sighted policy from Ukraine's viewpoint.

Finnish President Stubb visited Kyiv, emphasizing that the world cannot become numb to the war and pledging concrete promises of air defense assistance to Ukraine.

Ukraine is preparing for the upcoming winter by strengthening the protection of its energy facilities against Russian attacks and accumulating necessary equipment for its regions.

The UK and Ukraine have agreed on a deal to use AI models trained on Ukrainian battlefield data to help protect UK defense sites and critical infrastructure from protesters and hostile states.

President Nikos Christodoulides of Cyprus reiterated his support for Ukraine's independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity within its internationally recognized borders. He made the statement during a videoconference of the 'Coalition of the Willing' summit.

Luxembourg's Prime Minister Luc Frieden stated that even the smallest states can make significant contributions to supporting Ukraine, emphasizing that Ukraine's defeat would make other European countries Russia's next targets.

Ukrajina chce mír, ale nenechá Rusku území, které Moskva požaduje. Prohlásil to v pondělí ukrajinský prezident Volodymyr Zelenskyj.

Given the increased intensity of Russia’s long-range strikes, Ukrainian President Zelensky stated that Ukraine also needs to increase the number of its own deep strikes to be competitive.

Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev stated that Ukraine is 'essentially close to a civil war,' according to TASS News Agency.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has issued an urgent appeal to Ukraine's allies, requesting more air defense systems before winter, as Kyiv prepares for potential new waves of Russian attacks and faces a $27 billion funding gap.

Ukraine held what organizers described as the world's first military parade composed entirely of unmanned systems, showcasing ground, naval, and aerial drones to mark Independence Day instead of traditional military formations.

On the 35th anniversary of Ukraine's independence, the Ukrainian Ambassador to Croatia, Dr. Vasilj Kirilič, issued a statement reflecting on Ukraine's centuries-long struggle for independence and the ongoing war with Russia, asserting Russia will not win.

Coronel José do Carmo diz que a Ucrânia está mais forte apesar dos problemas com falta de armamento. Sublinha ainda que resiliência ucraniana se mantém e que a ausência de fundos não é problemática.

Berlin has installed a net similar to those used in Ukraine for drone protection at the Brandenburg Gate, serving as a stark reminder of the realities of war in its fifth year.

The blockade of the Black Sea is causing billions of dollars in losses for Ukraine, leading shipping companies to abandon Odesa. This situation highlights the severe economic impact of the naval restrictions.

President Nicușor Dan stated after a meeting of the Coalition of Will that Romania will continue to support Ukraine and maintain pressure on Russia until a just and lasting peace is achieved.

The Guardian's picture editors have selected photographs from around the world, featuring events such as Ukraine's Independence Day and a heatwave in Tokyo.

The Vatican's head of diplomacy has begun a visit to Moscow, marking the first such trip since the outbreak of the conflict in Ukraine. The visit aims to maintain dialogue with Russia amidst a highly tense international context.

An anti-drone protection net was installed near Berlin's Brandenburg Gate to draw attention to Ukraine's fragile defenses and to urge Germany and Europe to provide more support.

Friðrik Jónsson, Iceland's ambassador to Ukraine, stated that Russia's goal is to cause maximum horror and emphasized that more can always be done to support Ukraine, participating in a meeting of the alliance of the willing in Kyiv.

Russia and Ukraine released 20 prisoners of war in a recent exchange. Belarus confirmed its role as a mediator in facilitating the swap.

Ukraine plans to establish a new national pantheon, with President Zelensky asserting that only Ukrainians will decide their heroes. This initiative has drawn a warning from Poland, which is concerned about the potential honoring of figures involved in past massacres.

A first aid package sent from Finland has been credited with saving a soldier's life in Ukraine, highlighting the impact of humanitarian aid. This comes as a seven-year-old in Jerusalem received a life-saving transplant from a fallen IDF soldier, showcasing different forms of life-saving interventions.

Ground robotic systems, naval drones, and UAVs were paraded along Kyiv's main street, showcasing modern Ukrainian weaponry on Ukraine's Independence Day.

A Russian attack on the town of Pavlohrad in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk Oblast has resulted in one fatality and two injuries.

Norway, which became Europe's largest natural gas supplier after the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine, has announced it is abandoning its previous ambition to serve as Europe's "green battery," calling it a "wrong idea."

On Ukraine's 35th independence anniversary, the president of the Association of Ukrainians in Portugal, Pavlo Sadokha, welcomed the €6 billion EU aid package announced by Ursula von der Leyen but stated it comes too late.

The article discusses Ukraine's independence, achieved 35 years ago on August 24, 1991, and asserts that Moscow has no right to veto relations between Belgrade and Kyiv.

War-induced shortages stemming from Ukraine's offensive against Russia have triggered cross-border fuel runs and exacerbated energy problems for Russia's allies in Central Asia.

Ukrainian defense forces reportedly struck the Kamensky Combine military plant, a rocket fuel producer, in Russia's Rostov Oblast for a second time, causing a fire.

President Volodymyr Zelensky and First Lady Olena Zelenska laid flowers at the Wall of Remembrance to honor Ukraine’s fallen defenders.

A new Bloomberg Intelligence report indicates that despite the prominence of high-tech warfare in the Ukraine conflict, Europe faces structural issues that are holding it back in the realm of cyber warfare.

Taoiseach to remotely Ukraine Coalition of the Willing, data centre water usage almost doubles during summer months, and NI Secretary to make first official visit to Dublin

Russia's 3rd Combined Arms Army published footage showing an FPV drone attacking an unarmed man riding a bicycle near Vasylivska Pustosh in Ukraine's Donetsk region.

Britain is reportedly granting Ukraine access to secret missile technology, raising questions about its potential impact on the ongoing conflict.

Vilnius, rugpjūčio 24 d. (ELTA). Aukščiausi valstybės vadovai pasveikino pirmadienį 35-ąsias nepriklausomybės metines mininčią Ukrainą.

Between 30,000 and 50,000 North Koreans are reportedly making their way to Russia. This comes as North Korea and Russia have deepened their military cooperation since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in early 2022.

A student from Ukraine, now living in Wexford, Ireland, spoke about the significant challenges she faced while preparing for her Leaving Cert exams just two years after relocating.

Russia has reportedly lost an additional 1,490 troops in the war against Ukraine over the past 24 hours, bringing its total combat losses since the full-scale invasion began to approximately 1,478,070 personnel.

German opposition parties AfD and BSW are calling for Berlin to stop sending money and weapons to Ukraine, citing renewed suspicions that Kyiv may have directly ordered the Nord Stream pipeline sabotage, following a new arrest in Croatia.

A journalist living in the Czech Republic describes a prevailing sense of stagnation and calm among ordinary Russians, despite Ukraine's escalating drone attacks targeting oil refineries to bring the war closer to them.

This article invites readers on a journey through 35 years of Ukraine's independence, describing the path as bumpy with twists and turns. It reflects on the nation's history since gaining independence.

Ukraine's General Staff has released updated data, reporting that Russia lost 1,490 soldiers killed and wounded over the past day.

North Korea's economy has been growing for over three years, fueled by its involvement in Russia's war in Ukraine, cryptocurrency theft, and forced labor. This growth occurs amidst bitter poverty and a surge in smartphone usage.

An article explores the financial and human cost of the Russia-Ukraine war on Kenyan families, particularly those who have lost loved ones in the conflict.