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Hundreds of thousands take to the streets across the world, denouncing Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

As the Russian offensive enters its fifth day, we track where the fighting is happening and how we got here.

Video shared by National Guard of Ukraine shows Azov fighters dipping bullets to be used on Chechen fighters in pig fat.

India and Pakistan have both stressed the importance of Russia and Ukraine de-escalating hostilities.

Sympathy is pouring out to Ukraine refugees, but previous crises have sapped the EU's will to agree on common policy.

Since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, more than 67,000 Ukrainians have found refuge in Romania.

Here are some major stories you might not have seen because of the breaking news out of Russia and Ukraine.

Saving the endangered feline in Spain and Portugal has been a European effort over the past 20 years.

Many Russians believe they are being unfairly punished for Putin's full-scale invasion in Ukraine.

As the Russian offensive enters its fifth day, we take a look at the key events during the day.

Russia’s attack on its European neighbour has generated relatively little condemnation in Asia compared to the West.

Chinese state-owned financial institutions have been quietly distancing themselves from Russia’s beleaguered economy.

Sanction resilience and understanding the West’s pain points are part of Putin’s long-term calculus.

European nations say FIFA's measures are inadequate, call for Russia to be expelled from World Cup.

Investors flock to safe haven currencies including the US dollar and yen amid growing international isolation of Moscow.

Belarus says venue for negotiations ready while Ukraine warns Russian shelling ongoing 'in almost all directions'.

Experts weigh in after President Putin put nuclear forces on high alert in dramatic escalation of East-West tensions.

Rights watchdog says more than 5,000 demonstrators detained across the country since Putin launched the Ukraine war.

Hundreds of thousands of people are fleeing Ukraine to neighbouring countries.

Nepal signed deal in 2017 to fund infrastructure projects but its ratification was in limbo due to political divisions.

European Union announces new sanctions targeting Russian airlines, state-affiliated media.

Former Russian deputy FM Fedorov says the first days of March are important in the Russian-Ukrainian war.

The Taliban says dozens of criminals, kidnappers and smugglers arrested in operations across Kabul and other cities.

Police said 100,000 attended the protest in Germany, while organisers placed the number at half a million.

The decision could pave way for the NATO member state to enact an international pact limiting Russian naval passage.

Ukraine's invasion is a painful reminder for many Iraqis who have lost their hopes and dreams due to conflict.

Ukrainian volunteers say they must return home to fend off Russia's invasion as they regret the war's outbreak.

The referendum shedding Belarus' neutral status comes as Russia put nuclear deterrent forces on high alert.

As Cold War II rises on the horizon, the world is wary of taking sides.

Putin has ordered the nuclear deterrent forces to be placed in a 'special regime of combat duty'.

Kyiv announces talks 'without preconditions' as Ukraine FM says his country 'won't give up a single inch of territory'.

The Ukrainian president appeals to the Hague-based court for an 'urgent decision' in the wake of the Russian invasion.

Chancellor Scholz says country to invest more than 2 percent of GDP in defence; also announces construction of gas terminals.

Social media users accuse media of hypocrisy in its coverage of Russia's war on Ukraine compared with other conflicts.

Here are some major stories you might not have seen because of the breaking news out of Russia and Ukraine.

Students scramble to leave Ukraine as the conflict intensifies, reaching new cities.

The consequences of the war are rippling through the sports world, as athletes and fans express solidarity with Ukraine.

Billionaire says satellite broadband service is available in Ukraine, as Russian attacks disrupt the internet.

As the Russian offensive enters its fourth day, we take a look at the key events during the day.

Greece summons Russian ambassador after 10 nationals were killed and six wounded in Ukraine.

Australians describe hopelessness, anger at Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Kremlin says official delegation arrived in Gomel for talks; Kyiv says it wants 'only real negotiations'.

Local official calls on residents to stay in shelters as Russian forces try to capture Kharkiv.

In the mountains of Kayah State, a former wedding photographer is taking on Myanmar's military.

Missiles hit an oil facility near Kyiv and a gas pipeline in Kharkiv as Russia's invasion of Ukraine intensifies.

Australian team begins first tour of the South Asian country in nearly quarter of a century amid tight security.

Polish government says more than 115,000 Ukrainian refugees have crossed over, most from the main border crossing of Medyka.

Throngs of Ukrainians have volunteered to give blood since Russia launched a full-scale invasion on the country.

Chelsea's Russian owner says he is handing over care of Premier League club to trustees of its charitable foundation.

Analysts say the Russian military may have been caught off guard by the level of pushback by Ukrainian fighters.