Al Jazeera – Breaking News, World News and Video from Al Jazeera

As Russia pounds Ukraine, many people displaced during 2014 conflict are having to flee their homes for a second time.

Ukraine told the UN agency that Russia switched off some mobile networks and the internet at Zaporizhzhia power plant.

Corridors will allow for the evacuation of civilians from several cities including Kyiv, Kharkiv, Mariupol and Sumy.

Bolshoi Theatre's music director says he felt under pressure to take a stand on Russia's war in Ukraine.

Russia's war on Ukraine causes Europe's fastest-growing refugee crisis since World War II, says the UN.

Russian authorities block independent media outlets including Mediazona, says digital rights group.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken says the US is talking to its European allies about banning Russian oil imports.

Children who are too sick to go home or flee the capital shelter from Russian missiles in a Kyiv hospital.

Ukrainians and Russians blame each other for violating a previously agreed ceasefire, as thousands remain stranded.

Monitoring group says 4,366 people arrested in 56 cities at protests against Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says eight rockets hit a civilian airport in Vinnytsia, central Ukraine.

No immediate comment by Russian army after Ukraine's leader says attack on city of 1 million would be 'war crime'.

Russia's macho 'tsar' just couldn’t live with Kyiv’s infidelity - not after all that Moscow had done for Ukraine.

OVD-Info says 4,366 arrests made in 56 cities including Pacific port city of Vladivostok and Siberian city of Irkutsk.

We fight our oppressors, and we get branded terrorists. Ukrainians do the same, they get applauded for their courage.

Top US diplomat says US working on deal after Kyiv asks allies to send warplanes to fight Russia.

Some 1.4 million people have fled Ukraine to escape fighting, but others stayed behind to join local defence units.

Some 120,000 people have crossed into small country since Russia's invasion of Ukraine last week.

The incident took place at Bab Hutta, one of the gates to the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound.

Desperate scenes across war-struck country as Russia continues its military offensive.

Card payment giants join growing Western corporate boycott imposed on Russia since its invasion of Ukraine.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its eleventh day, we take a look at the major developments.

Kashmiri students tell of frightening ordeal in which they hid in bunkers, basements before reaching safety.

The Stream speaks to Ugandan writers Kakwenza Rukirabashaija and Stella Nyanzi.

About 800,000 refugees have crossed into Poland since the war in neighbouring Ukraine began.

Conflict driving up costs for wheat, corn and other staple foods.

In yet another financial blow, Mastercard and Visa suspend operations in Russia as Kyiv presses for more Western action.

Griner arrested in February at a Moscow airport after Russian authorities said her luggage contained vape cartridges.

The two officials discuss provision of more weapons to Ukraine and how to further isolate Russia with sanctions.

Under Russian shelling and with no means to escape, foreign students trapped in Sumy are growing increasingly desperate.

Putin may have anticipated a repeat of Russia's seizure of Crimea, but what we have seen is more similar to Chechnya.

Move comes after aviation agency cites high risk of foreign-leased planes being impounded as part of Western sanctions.

No one will emerge safer out of the terrible situation in Ukraine - European wars have a tendency to escalate.

Evacuation trains arrive in western city as authorities step up efforts to bring people from eastern cities to safety.

Russian leader also says Western sanctions against his country following Ukraine invasion are akin to war declaration.

Moroccan students recount experience of discrimination at hands of Ukrainian soldiers, citizens as they fled the war.

Iran’s FM says he will go to Vienna to sign an agreement soon if all of Iran’s red lines are considered in it.

Ukraine and Russia trade allegations over breakdown of partial ceasefire in Mariupol and Volnovakha amid shelling.

We analyse the frenetic coverage of the war in Ukraine, and the double standards and racism seen in some outlets.

As Russian forces near, residents in Ukraine's capital bear tribulation with patience, pragmatism and a bit of paranoia.

UN envoy to Libya proposes new joint committee to develop 'consensual constitutional basis' for nationwide polls.

Foreign students fear for their future as they wonder if they will be allowed to complete their studies.

Namibia's president discusses the recent discovery of an estimated one billion barrels of oil off his country's coast.

Al Jazeera talks to Syrians who endured Russian air strikes as Moscow tries to advance its invasion of Ukraine.

Martial law rumours, coupled with frustration over country's economy and growing isolation, cited as reasons.

As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its tenth day, we take a look at the major developments.

Seoul says it has detected a presumed ballistic missile launched by Pyongyang into the East Sea.

The system is loaded against the climate and the environment.

The government says at least 27 soldiers have been killed following a complex attack at an army base in Mondoro.

Russian strike sparks global alarm it could dwarf the world’s worst nuclear disaster at Ukraine’s Chernobyl in 1986.