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Two journalists from Russia Today narrowly escaped a missile strike by the Israeli military while covering the conflict in southern Lebanon.

EU leaders discussed the unblocked 90 billion loan to Ukraine, as well as several geopolitical and economic issues during a 13-hour council meeting.

A new documentary about the war in Ukraine, focusing on the destroyed city of Andrijivka, depicts the harsh realities of combat through the eyes of soldiers.

In 2014, a controversial 'referendum' in Crimea and Sevastopol resulted in a significant majority favoring unification with Russia amidst geopolitical tensions following Ukraine's revolution.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has called for stricter enforcement of sanctions against Russia while reporting that Russian forces have launched drone attacks on Zaporizhzhia, injuring three civilians.

Today, the EU extended individual sanctions against Russia by six more months, while Ukraine seeks to maintain US support amidst geopolitical tensions and an incident involving a drone in Volgograd.

EU leaders are considering the need for negotiations with Russia, as the effectiveness of sanctions and military support for Ukraine is questioned.

The article draws parallels between today's geopolitical climate and the interwar period, warning of the potential consequences of a collapsing international order.

German Ambassador to India, Philipp Ackermann, expressed concerns that lifting the price cap on Russian oil would financially empower Russia to prolong its conflict with Ukraine, during a session at the India Today Conclave 2026 in New Delhi.

Ukrainian President Zelensky criticized the potential lifting of US sanctions on Russia while highlighting the financial benefits Russia is gaining from the current conflict and recent missile attacks.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to meet with French President Emmanuel Macron today in Paris to discuss military assistance for Ukraine, sanctions against Russia, and peace efforts to end the conflict.

The article draws parallels between today's global circumstances and the interwar period, suggesting a return to instability reminiscent of the early 20th century.

The article discusses the implications of organized doping in Russian sports and how the current political climate allows for law fugitives and others shunned by the international community to find refuge in Russian leagues.

A phone call between US President Trump and Russian President Putin aimed at discussing a quick ceasefire in Ukraine, amidst ongoing Russian drone attacks in Kharkiv that injured five, including a child.

Ukraine launched a large missile attack on Belgorod, causing significant damage to energy infrastructures.

The February Revolution in Russia began in 1917 with workers' strikes leading to widespread demonstrations and the abdication of Tsar Nicholas II.

Ukraine claims Hungary has detained seven of its bank employees amidst escalating tensions, while President Orban of Hungary emphasizes aggressive measures in oil conflicts.

Russia and Ukraine have recently exchanged 200 prisoners of war from each side, with a further exchange of 300 prisoners scheduled for tomorrow, as confirmed by Moscow after a recent agreement reached in Geneva.

Today's discussion on ISTV's Ukraine studio will explore the implications of the Middle East situation on the war in Ukraine, featuring expert Henri Vanhanen.

Security experts discuss the implications of the Iranian war and its effects on global security, particularly for Estonia and Europe.

In Washington, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz emphasized the importance of Europe's participation in negotiations about the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia during his meeting with Donald Trump.

In 1918, during the Brest-Litovsk peace treaty, Soviet Russia renounced its territorial claims over Estonia and several other regions.

Ukrainian President Zelensky warns that the ongoing conflict in Iran may adversely affect Ukraine's military supplies amid recent Russian drone attacks on Kyiv.

Ukrainian President Zelensky warns that an extended conflict between the US and Iran could weaken Ukraine's defense capabilities, which rely heavily on American support, amid ongoing Russian attacks and security negotiations.

The article discusses the Kronstadt Uprising of 1921, a significant movement by sailors against Bolshevik rule in Russia, attributed to longstanding hardships facing them.

The article explores the current state of Mariupol, Ukraine, after its capture by Russian forces, showcasing the memories of residents who fled while their families remain in occupied areas.

Ukrainian officials report that Russia has accepted US security guarantees for Ukraine, signaling progress in peace talks.

A series of explosions were reported in central Kyiv due to Russian missile strikes amidst a declared air raid alert.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed gratitude towards the 107 nations supporting Ukraine in a recent UN resolution advocating for a complete ceasefire and the return of displaced people.

The article explores the historical narratives that Russia uses to justify its annexation of Crimea, specifically addressing the claim that Crimea has always been a part of Russia and was unfairly given to Ukraine in 1954.

On the fourth anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine war, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer expressed confidence in Ukraine's eventual victory and reiterated Britain's unwavering support with new military humanitarian assistance for Kyiv.

The article discusses the slow progress of Russian forces on various frontlines compared to battles of the 20th century, highlighting notable statistics and events from the conflict in Ukraine.

As the full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its fifth year, the atmosphere at Kyiv station reflects the harsh realities of war, illustrating the daily life amidst conflict.

The war in Ukraine marks its fourth anniversary today, highlighting significant human and economic tolls without a clear end in sight.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky remarks on the four-year anniversary of Russia's invasion and its unexpected outcomes.

Today marks four years since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, highlighting the ongoing human cost and the continued devastation faced by the country.

Finnish President Alexander Stubb visits Kyiv today to commemorate the fourth anniversary of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, accompanied by numerous allied leaders.

Today marks the four-year anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, highlighting the ongoing war's toll and the EU's recent failure to finalize a substantial aid package.

The article marks the fourth anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, outlining significant events planned in Kyiv and Berlin.

The article reflects on the four-year anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, highlighting events planned in Kyiv and Berlin.

An explosion in Mykolaiv has been classified as a terrorist act, injuring seven agents, according to the regional Prosecutor's Office.

Today marks four years since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, highlighting the increasing urgency for a diplomatic resolution as the US strategy shifts.

The UK's armed forces minister warns that the current geopolitical threats, particularly from Russia, bear striking similarities to the period leading up to the Second World War.

Nearly ten million Ukrainians have lost their homes due to Russia's invasion, with a significant number of refugees now living across Europe and facing various challenges in integration.

The article examines the ongoing situation of Ukrainian refugees in Europe four years after the onset of the Ukraine war, highlighting their living conditions and integration challenges.

Finland marks a significant historical milestone, having been independent for as long as it was under Russian rule.

Poland's Foreign Minister criticizes Hungary's lack of solidarity with Ukraine amidst ongoing tensions with Russia.

The EU is unlikely to reach an agreement on a proposed 20th sanctions package against Russia due to a blockade from Hungary.

EU foreign chief Kaja Kallas announces that new sanctions against Russia are unlikely to be approved today due to Hungary's opposition.

The EU foreign minister Kaja Kallas does not expect a majority to agree on new sanctions against Russia today, citing Hungary's strong opposition.