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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will visit South Africa next month.
The US president openly berated Zelensky on Friday for not being "thankful", and later accused the Ukrainian leader of "not being ready for peace" and having "disrespected" the United States in the "cherished Oval Office".
The European Union is set to establish a groundbreaking military aid fund for Ukraine, potentially worth billions of euros, partially funded by frozen Russian assets.
In one of the largest repatriations since Russia's 2022 invasion, Ukraine has received the remains of 757 of its fallen defenders.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has indicated that recent phone talks between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin could mark the beginning of peace negotiations for Ukraine.
In a heated pre-election debate, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz outlines his stance on Ukraine's NATO membership whilst warning of the risks of wider conflict with Russia.
In one of the largest drone confrontations in the ongoing conflict, Russian air defence systems neutralised over 100 Ukrainian drones across nine regions, marking a significant escalation in aerial warfare.
In a dramatic development, Putin opens the door to Ukraine peace talks while simultaneously dismissing President Zelensky as 'illegitimate'. This, as US President Donald Trump steps into the fray with promises of a quick resolution.
In a significant escalation, Ukraine launched a coordinated drone strike deep inside Russian territory, successfully targetting one of Russia's largest oil refineries, critical power infrastructure, and a military electronics facility.
A devastating Russian double-tap attack combining drones and missiles struck Zaporizhzhia on Thursday, killing one and wounding 25 people - including a two-month-old baby and four rescue workers. Emergency services battled the aftermath of the strategic strike that targeted both civilians and first responders in this key southern Ukrainian city.
Newly confirmed US Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasises the need for pragmatic diplomacy in resolving the Ukraine conflict, stating that neither side can achieve their 'maximalist goals', while acknowledging the complex nature of negotiations ahead.
Here are some of the first reactions after Donald Trump took the oath of office for a second term, including from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Donald Trump prepares to make American political history as he returns to the presidency, promising sweeping changes and a 'golden age' in an unprecedented indoor inauguration ceremony. From executive orders to international relations, here's what to expect as the 47th president takes office.
In a significant diplomatic development, British and French leaders are contemplating an unprecedented peacekeeping initiative for Ukraine.
US President-elect Donald Trump expressed understanding of Russia's position, which opposes Ukraine accession to NATO.
President Volodymyr Zelensky has seen his approval ratings further eroded at a critical time for the Ukrainian army and as uncertainty grows over future international military aid.
The Russian armed forces launched a massive strike on critical facilities of the fuel and energy infrastructure of Ukraine, which provided the work of the military-industrial complex, in response to Kiev's use of six ATACMS missiles at the airfield in Taganrog, the Russian Defense Ministry said on Friday.
President-elect Donald Trump's statement that the decision to launch missile strikes on Russia escalates the conflict coincide with Moscow's position, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Friday.
Russia has not yet received from US President-elect Donald Trump working options for resolving the Ukrainian crisis that would take into account Moscow's concerns.