All news on the topic: Ukraine

After two star-studded semi-finals this week, Eurovision fans are gearing up for the final on Saturday, which will be hosted by Graham Norton, Alesha Dixon, Hannah Waddingham, Julia Sanina and Rylan Clark

The Russian president is fearing for his life according to sources in Ukraine, who believe the 70-year-old leader will retreat to his bunker while a lookalike takes his place

Poland's border force reported that a Russian Sukhoi Su-35 fighter jet approached one of its aircraft without following the appropriate radio protocols and passed just five metres from the nose of the plane in a clear provocation

Russia's evacuation has prompted an announcement from the head of the United Nations' nuclear watchdog, who expressed growing concern about the safety of the Zaporizhzhia power station

With their complementary dresses, US First Lady Dr Jill Biden and her granddaughter Finnegan Biden, sent a message of solidarity while representing the US at King Charles III's coronation

The scandal surrounding the so-called coordinator of the presidential "Great Construction" programme, Yuriy Holyk, continues to gather momentum.

Does Russian billionaire and "Putin’s wallet" Arkadiy Rotenberg control a monopoly over Ukraine’s gambling market via Belarusian companies SoftSwiss and CoinsPaid?

Ukrainian Oleksandr Marikovsky was holding his country's flag in the Turkish capital Ankara and was poised to have his photo taken just as a Russian MP tore it from his hands

Olga Rudenko is editor-in-chief of the Kyiv Independent, a news website now heralded the world over for its reporting of the conflict

The equipment is desperately needed by Kyiv as it fights a war for survival, but just three deals to buy gear using the special pot of cash have been agreed

Mykhaylo Khrushchenko was 34 and working as the director of the food processing manufacture that served Chernobyl, Ukraine, in 1986 when his life changed forever

Russia has branded a two-drone air strike on the Kremlin a "terrorist act" as it accused Ukraine of trying to assassinate President Vladimir Putin with smoke filmed rising above the building

The site near Skilne, Crimea, is a Federal Security Service [FSB] building used by Russian border guards who control the movement of people in Vladimir Putin's illegally annexed slice of Ukraine

Almost all of the 23 victims of the attack on Friday died when two missiles slammed into an apartment building in Uman, Ukraine, with six children among the dead

After a fierce firefight, Russian troops seized Chernobyl from the hands of Ukraine's National Guard on day one of the war at the end of February before taking over the 19-mile perimeter of the plant for over a month and bunking on the grounds

Alena Kravchenko, from Odessa, Ukraine, and her daughters Valeria and Miroslava have extremely long hair and often get compliments for it

Earlier this week, Russia unleashed a devastating series of airstrikes on targets across Ukraine - hitting a number of residential buildings and killing at least 23 people, including three children

As Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine rumbles on, fears are growing among Chernobyl survivors about another nuclear disaster which would cause mayhem for Europe and the world

A German court has denied a couple's request to change their surname, after they were cruelly taunted over the fact it sounded similar to that of a Polish adult actress

Sevastopol in Crimea was "put on alert" after a Ukrainian drone was shot down one week after Russia announced it would be stepping up nuclear war games in the Pacific

Dubovik was killed in combat on December 23, 2022, but his identity has only just been made public, with recent reports suggesting he was injured during battle, captured by Russian forces and then executed

Russian woman Olga Slegina, 70, has been fined almost £400 for calling Volodymyr Zelensky a “handsome young man” during a conversation with another woman who said the Ukrainian leader was a "freak"

NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg says Ukraine's "rightful place" is in the military alliance and pledged more support for the country during a visit to Kyiv - in a move that Vladimir Putin has feared for years

Kyiv's military adviser Sergiy Popko said a bright flash was seen over the Ukrainian capital at around 10pm, but it has not yet been established what caused the glow

Western officials admitted Kyiv would come under pressure over the timing of its long-awaited offensive - but insisted the regime must be left in charge of deciding when the time is right