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Putin claims Mariupol, last defenders holed up in steel plant

Russia takes over smoking ruins of the city, and orders troops to seal off Azovstal works.

Editorial: Fair dinkum arm-wrestle for next Aussie PM

OPINION: Our editorial on the Australian election and any comparisons to New Zealand.

He was a penniless donor to the far right. He was also a Russian spy

New York Times: "I told Moscow you are such a good boy," Bohus Garbar's handler says.

'Russia lies in the most absurd and grotesque ways': Bellingcat founder

"Information is a battleground": The digital investigators gathering war crimes evidence.

'New phase of war': Russia ratchets up battle for east Ukraine

Vladimir Putin attempts to take eastern Donbas region and slice Ukraine in two.

2000 civilians trapped with Ukrainian troops in Mariupol steel plant

New York Times: Russia says its forces have surrounded the factory.

Editorial: Ukraine war to get worse in the east as conflict digs in

EDITORIAL: Battlefield developments pushing the war further into one of brutal attrition.

'I feel so lost': The elderly in Ukraine, left behind, mourn

"I'm not even sure I'll put my head on this pillow tonight and wake up tomorrow."

Dramatic escalation: Air raid alert sounded for 'all of Ukraine at once'

An air raid alert has been declared for all of Ukraine's regions.

Mariupol mayor says civilian dead 'carpet the streets'

Claims the death toll from the siege of the Ukraine city could surpass 20,000.

'They were trying to flee': Dozens of bodies found on highway to Kyiv - official

New York Times: Grim images have emerged from a town 27km from Bucha.

Live: Ukraine digs in ahead of Russia's eastern offensive

Moscow appoints a decorated general as war commander for the next assault on Ukraine.

Trump jnr text shows ideas to overturn 2020 election

Trump jnr's text to the White House chief of staff was sent two days after election day.

Editorial: Crackdown on Russia's wealthy a bit rich

OPINION: Our editorial on Russian oligarchs seeking havens to escape Western sanctions.

Pink Floyd members reunite to record song for Ukraine

Roger Waters, who left the band in the 1980s, is not involved.

'The world will learn': President's chilling warning of horror death toll

Zelenskyy has warned the horrors of Bucha could be only the beginning.