The drone strike in the Sumy region amounts to ‘a cynical war crime’, Ukraine’s National Police say.
These are the key events on day 1,178 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
European leaders speak to US president after Russia-Ukraine talks fail to achieve major breakthrough.
Bridget Brink has written an op-ed accusing Trump of putting ‘pressure on the victim’, Ukraine, instead of Russia.
Ukraine and Russia agreed to a 1,000-for-1,000 prisoner swap — the war’s largest — at direct peace talks in Istanbul.
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Pep Guardiola admits FA Cup is not the first choice but final is ‘massively important’ to Man City.
ICC says Karim Khan will take a leave of absence pending the conclusion of UN-led investigation.
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The war can only end on Moscow’s terms. The West’s inability to accept this harsh reality keeps Ukraine bleeding.
Days earlier, Novo Nordisk cut its sales and profit forecast for first time since the launch of Wegovy four years ago.
Kyiv and Moscow agreed to exchange 1,000 prisoners of war each, heads of delegations say.
Since the outbreak of the war, Turkiye has weighed its support for Ukraine against maintaining its ties to Russia.
Al Jazeera Sport takes a look at England’s showpiece cup final as Man City look to end a terrible year on a high.
Will AI transform education for the better, or will it come at the cost of human connection and critical thinking?
Reporters Without Borders and Truth Hounds found that Russia’s attacks on hotels intended to ‘discourage’ war coverage.
