Europe

Critics, including UNICEF and Oxfam, warn that the cuts would endanger lives and harm Britain's global reputation.

The US joined Russia and its allies in voting against a European-backed resolution affirming Ukraine’s territorial integrity.

Trump’s direct talks with Russia on ending the war, excluding Ukraine and Europe, widens the divide during the UN vote.

Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said that the country should have abstained, as it did with the US resolution.

Bundesbank's monthly report states that significantly lower exports and weaker industrial output are weighing on the economy.

The resolution received 10 votes in favour and five abstentions from Greece, France, Slovenia, Denmark and the UK.

Putin says Moscow is ready to work with "our American partners" if they show interest in joint work.

Trump says Zelenskyy could visit the US soon to sign a minerals deal to repay Washington some of its aid money.

The UN General Assembly approved a European-backed Ukrainian resolution demanding Russia’s withdrawal, while a US-backed resolution failed, highlighting both a setback for the US and diminished global support for Ukraine.

French President Macron warns of Russia as an "existential threat" and seeks to secure continued US support for Ukraine.

President Donald Trump appears not to be interested in backing Ukraine’s military and economy like the previous US administration. Can Zelenskyy resist pressure from both the US and Russia at the same time?

The US leader has sought to follow through on his campaign promises to end the war quickly, though his methods for doing so have alarmed many in Ukraine and Europe.

Trump's return to White House brings dramatic reshuffling of diplomatic cards.

Trump's special envoy, Steve Witkoff, also echoed a similar sentiment to the president that Ukraine provoked Russia into the war.

European leaders have congratulated Friedrich Merz after winning the German election, saying they look forward to work with his government.

Merz highlighted Elon Musks support for far-right party AfD in the election, saying Washington's interference is no less dramatic than Moscow's.

Türkiye's President Erdogan, French counterpart discuss regional, global issues in phone call.

Meanwhile, the far-right Alternative for Germany, or AfD, becomes the second-most powerful political force in the country.

Washington gave Kiev $100B in aid during three years of war, Zelenskyy told reporters at a news conference.

'We are convinced that this year offers a real opportunity for peace,' says Andrii Sybiha.

Sergey Lavrov, Turkish counterpart Hakan Fidan to discuss bilateral cooperation issues, including trade, energy, say diplomatic sources.

Opposition leader Friedrich Merz's Christian Democrats hold commanding lead against Olaf Scholz's Social Democrats in latest opinion polls, though coalition options remain unclear amid far-right AfD's unprecedented surge in voter support

The Vatican says Pope Francis required the application of high-flow oxygen and the administration of blood transfusions.

"I want them to give us something for all of the money that we put up," Trump says.

While the agreement could be finalised by Saturday, delays remain possible, as Zelenskyy had previously opposed its terms.

Sunday will be a crucial day for Germany. On this day, the country will decide how it will shape its future. One thing is certain: the outlook is far from bright.

European diplomatic sources say optimism for a deal remain high despite Washington walking away.

"Here's the bottom line. President Zelenskyy is going to sign that deal, and you will see that in the very short term," says a senior US adviser.

Sinn Fein says this is the first year since the peace agreement that its leaders won't be travelling to Washington for St. Patrick's Day events.

Every one in five children in Ukraine has lost a close relative or friend since the war with Russia escalated three years ago.