Russia claims a Ukrainian helicopter raid set fuel tanks ablaze in Belgorod, a Russian city.

Ukraine's state nuclear company says Russian soldiers have left the former nuclear power plant.

Russia has blocked 45 buses heading to the city to rescue civilians, says Ukraine's deputy prime minister.

A Canadian indigenous delegation is seeking an apology over the church's role in residential schools.

Residents who have escaped the besieged city are trying to leave behind memories of its destruction.

Gen Eric Vidaud loses his job as military intelligence boss for not predicting Russia's invasion.

News on Russia's poor military performance is not making it back to Putin, the White House says.

Germany and Austria have both issued gas supply warnings as a payments row with Russia escalates.

The Chernihiv governor says Russia bombarded the city overnight, despite pledge to reduce attacks.

In pictures: How Russia's invasion has devastated some of Ukraine's churches and synagogues.

As censorship of the Russian media increases, what information do Russians have access to?

BBC reporters Jenny Hill and Orla Guerin - on the ground - answer your questions about the war in Ukraine.

The European Union is investing billions of euros in developing a world-beating chip industry.

Hundreds of migrants, many of them minors, are ending up in prison in Italy charged with trafficking.

The ICRC is worried that its operations might be undermined by misinformation about its work.

Weeks after Russia's leader unleashed war on Ukraine, there is no sign yet of when it will end.

The relationship between a Bulgarian community and locals in Moissac sheds light on political issues.

The West calls for actions not words after the first sign of progress in peace talks.

The thousands who left are now faced with a decision about where to continue their studies.

Imports of cheaper Russian oil by India are rising, despite calls for Russia's economic isolation.

Voters in France will go to the polls on 10 April to elect a new president

Doctors have begun seeing a sharp rise in the number of preterm births in some areas of Ukraine.

Maria Butina says Putin's plan wasn't shared with MPs, but the campaign is going "according to plan".

Zanny Minton Beddoes, editor-in-chief of The Economist, on how she interviewed Ukraine's president.

Recruits are being offered thousands of dollars to be deployed on the front line in Ukraine.

Ukraine's president received a standing ovation after speaking to the Australian parliament.

The dog named Bavaria was found as soldiers inspected abandoned flats on the frontline near Kyiv.