Dmytro Lytvyn denied there was an agreement with South Korea to keep the transfer of two North Korean prisoners of war secret, after Seoul said Ukraine had breached one.

Ukraine’s General Staff said its forces struck plants in Tula, Voronezh and Ulyanovsk oblasts involved in rocket fuel, missile and military electronics production.

Oleshky’s military administration says no food has reached the occupied city since 26 May and some families have begun eating dogs, with about 2,000 residents still there.

Up to 12 British companies will gain access to more than 6 million battlefield detections from Ukraine to develop AI models for autonomous drone swarms.

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Defence ministers of EU member states will discuss on 28 September in Brussels the possibility of giving up their place in the "queue" to purchase Patriot interceptor missiles from American manufacturer Lockheed.

More than 100 people arrested while Israeli PM claims war on Gaza is ‘the opposite of genocide’. Plus a Guardian investigation reveals the extent to which some convenience stores fail to honor their prices Good morning. Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, delivered an inflammatory add

The US press corps stood up to Donald Trump this week after he banned three organisations he doesn’t like from the White House. But when it came to the leader of one of the US’s oldest adversaries – China – well, Trump literally rolled out a very long red carpet. Jonathan Freedland speaks to

Speaking at the UN, Hungarian President András Baka condemned Russia's war and stated that supporting Ukraine is essential for smaller nations' security.

Zelenskyy said Ukrainian forces struck oil refineries in Russia’s Perm and Novoshakhtinsk, as well as a defence plant and two Russian radar stations overnight.

A group of nations will gather on Friday to address the crisis. The only response to unilateral bullying is collective action The international legal order is in shambles. But from the ruins of impunity and lawbreaking, a group of nations is working to enforce accountability. On Monday, the UN gener

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