Amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, US President Joe Biden is all set to hold talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping. The US is pressing China against providing military aid to Russia.

US President Biden to speak with China's Xi Jinping to warn against helping Russia

The iconic Drama Theatre in the port city of Mariupol was a major source of pride for both Ukraine and Europe. However, according to Ukraine, the structure was destroyed due to heavy shelling from Russia.

Italy offers to help Ukraine in rebuilding iconic theatre in Mariupol

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has called Ukraine the Pentagons biggest project. Raising concerns about bio-labs built by the United States of the country. Moscow has accused the US using millions to fund biolabs in Ukraine. With Russia claiming that they are infact being used to make bioweapons.

Russia's Foreign Minister: 'Ukraine is Pentagon’s biggest project'

Amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, war crime accusations are mounting on Russia. In the latest, Blinken echoes 'war crime' rhetoric.

War crime accusations on Russia mounts as Blinken echoes 'war crime' rhetoric

It has been several weeks since the Russian invasion of Ukraine began, and scores of civilians have lost their lives in the conflict. Now, Ukraine's territorial defence forces are training civilians in combat.

Ukraine's territorial defence forces train civilians in combat training amid Russian invasion

A video purportedly showing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy capitulating to Russian demands drew criticism online. Facebook has reportedly removed the video from its platform. There are warnings from experts that more sophisticated attempts to spread fake news may be made as the Ukraine conflict goes on.

Deepfake video of Ukraine President Zelenskyy surfaces, is it a propaganda war?

US President Joe Biden announced $800 million in new security assistance to help Ukraine defend itself against the Russian invasion, in addition to the $200 million he allocated last week. This followed an address by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to the US Congress earlier Wednesday. White House Bureau Chief Patsy Widakuswara has this report.

Day 23 of Russia's invasion of Ukraine | WION-VOA CO-Production

For days now, residents in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv have had sleepless nights, they have been living in constant fear- the fear of losing their loved ones, the fear of losing their house, the fear of being attacked by the Russian shelling and Moscow does not seem to have any plans to scale down its offensive.

Russian bombardments sparks blaze as fire rages in western Kyiv

Hundreds of bulletproof vests, destined for war-torn Ukraine, were stolen in New York, police and the organisation said Thursday (March 17). The vests were donated by officers.

Ukraine under attack: Hundreds of bulletproof vests destined for Ukraine, stolen in Manhattan

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Thursday (March 17) said that Russia is not making enough efforts in peace talks with Ukraine to end the conflict. Blinken also said that he believes Moscow is guilty of committing war crimes as recent attacks in Ukrainian cities targetted civilians.

'Targetting civilians is a war crime': Antony Blinken believes Russia guilty of committing war crimes

It has been weeks now since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, and scores of civilians have lost their lives in the conflict. Armies of both countries have been involved in intense fights since Russian troops entered Ukraine. Now, 30,000 have been evacuated from the city of Mariupol.

30,000 evacuated from the city of Mariupol amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ordered Russia to immediately suspend its military action in Ukraine, saying it is profoundly concerned by Moscow’s use of force.

Indian judge at ICJ votes against Russia

Babies are now stuck in a war zone as war in Ukraine has prevented biological parents from claiming their babies.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine jolts surrogacy market: Citizenship of newborn babies unclear

In the first step towards a possible access ban, Russian regulators on Friday accused US tech giant Google and its video subsidiary YouTube of "terrorist" activities.

Russia accuses Google and its video subsidiary YouTube of 'terrorist' activities

Kyiv: 16-storey building hit by a missile, 1 killed, 4 injured in the attack

Fire ranged at a warehouse of Western part of capital after the Russian bombardments sparked a blaze. WION correspondent Anas Mallick speaks with the spokesperson of the state emergency service of the situation on the ground.

State emergency service: 'Firefighters in Kyiv working in volatile conditions'

Iran has released 2 British nationals. This comes after London "settled a long-overdue debt" of over $500 million to Tehran. Did a 40-year-old claim hold back the release of two British detainees? Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: 40-year-old debt held back release of British detainees?

Russia's invasion of Ukraine entered day 22. Kyiv has drawn the red lines for Russian negotiators. Meanwhile, at the ICJ - Indian judge Justice Dalveer Bhandari voted in Ukraine's favour. ICJ called on Russia to suspend its offensive. Palki Sharma brings you the updates.

Gravitas: Ukraine Invasion: Russia intensifies aerial attacks

Since last November, Russia has been gathering troops near Ukraine border. There were months of speculations, back-to back diplomatic talks, calculations, assessments but no one imagined that it would lead to this. WION's Anas Mallick has been reporting from the war-ravaged nation, bringing you exclusive ground zero reports.

Ukraine under attack: WION's Anas Mallick on ground zero tracking all sides of Russian invasion

A number of Western brands have decided to stop their operations in Russia in the aftermath of their attack on Ukraine but there are some who are still not able to leave the country due to complex franchise deals.

Why some Western brands are not finding it easy to leave Russia

The Russia-Ukraine conflict continues to escalate with reports of deaths and massive destruction coming in almost every day since Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered "military operations" in Ukrainian cities on February 24.

From Deepfakes to hoax calls: 'Fake news war' in Russia-Ukraine crisis

A fire broke out at a depot Ukrainian's capital of Kyiv after Russian shelling killing atleast one person. Fire ranged at a warehouse of Western part of capital after the Russian bombardments sparked a blaze.

Russia-Ukraine crisis: Fire rages in Western Kyiv, President Zelenskyy visits victims of attack

Financial commentator Peter Schiff faced heavy criticism after taking a jibe at Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky’s clothing during his virtual address to the US Congress.

Economist Peter Schiff trolled for criticising Zelensky's attire during US Congress address

Norway Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stoere believes that the country will receive around 30,000 Ukrainian refugees this year in the aftermath of Russia’s invasion. Addressing the parliament, Stoere said that the number of refugees can reach 100,000 with many of them fleeing Ukraine every day.

Norway prepared for up to 100,000 Ukraine refugees, says PM Jonas Gahr Stoere

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