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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine threatens to complicate Beijing’s strained but valuable relations with the west
Local governor accuses Ukraine of launching helicopter attack on Russian territory
Defending forces have retaken territory lost early in the war to deliver a series of body blows to Vladimir Putin
Gideon Rachman, Polina Ivanova, Edward Luce and Henry Foy will take your questions at 2.15pm BST/9.15am ET
GCHQ head says Russian soldiers are sabotaging their equipment and have accidentally shot down their own aircraft
Our fighters need to know that on top of our decimated cities, we will build a stronger, even more prosperous country
Officials believe Putin has been ‘misinformed’ by advisers about how the war is playing out
Requests include Kyiv dropping Nato pursuit in exchange for security guarantees and EU membership
Kremlin says fact negotiations in Turkey are due to continue this week ‘is important’
US, EU and Nato unity has been impressive, but may start to fray
Statement made by high-ranking Russian army official met with caution by Kyiv and its western allies
Defeating a large part of Ukraine’s regular army in the eastern region could satisfy Russian strategic goals
Italian PM backs Kyiv’s efforts just weeks after bloc’s leaders collectively declined to support application
Young techno-natives help Zelensky’s government raise over $100mn in crypto donations
Today’s main developments: Oil prices jump 8% as IEA warns of ‘supply crisis’; Russia says it has made $117mn interest payment; China rejects Nato appeal to condemn invasion
A divided country, deeply cynical about its government, has discovered a strong sense of national identity under fire
Signs of progress in talks with Russia raise hopes for a settlement
Volodymyr Zelensky has become a symbol of resistance and national identity
More than 160 cars permitted to leave besieged Ukrainian city as local ceasefire holds along route
Putin justifies his war by invoking ancient history but today’s questions of identity are far more complicated
Attack on facility used for Nato weapons training after Kremlin warns on arms shipments
Uncertainty about the outcome of the war is not an excuse to delay thinking about the future
There are signs of possible compromise, but a ceasefire is the priority
Today’s main developments: Ukraine accuses Russia of Mariupol hospital bombing ‘atrocity’; US abandons plans to transfer Polish MiG-29s to Kyiv; UAE to encourage fellow Opec members to boost oil production
European intelligence warns invaders are considering repressive measures to suppress resistance
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