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President Zelenskyy announced Ukraine would break diplomatic relations with Moscow in response to Russia's invasion.
Before launching the biggest attack by one state against another in Europe since World War II, Putin made an address.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says the government will issue weapons to every citizen who wants to defend Ukraine.
A missile attack on a residential district in Chuguiv town as the country woke up to a Russian invasion on Thursday.
Ambassador Vasyl Bodnar says Kyiv has called on Ankara to close 'the airspace, Bosphorus and Dardanelles straits'.
Beijing's reluctance to condemn invasion of Ukraine complicates burgeoning partnership with Eastern European country.
Here are some major stories you might not have seen because of the breaking news out of Russia and Ukraine.
Moscow says its operations pose no threat to civilians as Kyiv says Russian shelling has killed eight people.
Ukraine imposes a state of national emergency for 30 days starting Thursday amid rising fears of a Russian invasion.
Associated Press says shooting in Port-au-Prince took place as new three-day strike organised by factory workers began.
The auction marks the US effort to bolster renewable energy development projects - it has lagged behind Europe.
The Gambia insists allegations of genocide against Rohingya are legitimate after Myanmar tries to dismiss them.
Fresh sanctions come as Yemeni rebels ramped up attacks against Saudi Arabia and the UAE in recent weeks.
Ukrainian government announces compulsory military service for all men of fighting age as Moscow evacuates Kyiv embassy.
Maternal deaths among Black people are almost triple the rate for white Americans.
US policymakers appear united on need to oppose Russian invasion, but disagreements emerge on pace of sanctions.
Anadolu says Interpol issued a red notice for Peker who made videos accusing some Turkish officials with various crimes.
Jurors are to tour Taylor's apartment, hear testimony from police officer during trial expected to take two weeks.
Defence ministry says it intends to sign a contract to buy a dozen of the training and light combat aircraft.
The delegation, including military council's deputy head, is visiting Moscow to advance bilateral relations.
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