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OPINION: The sanction 'means absolutely nothing'.

Russian strikes overnight left over 100,000 households without power in northern Ukraine.

OPINION: It is a testing time – including for Luxon.

New York Times: The rise of slaughterbots.

Nationalist, far-right forces could win for the first time since the Nazi era.

These sanctions come a month after the Government announced more sanctions against Russia.

Financial Times: Party chief on cusp of power wants to overhaul tax, citizenship.

Financial Times: Concerns protectionist policies are exacerbating inflation,

Financial Times: With troop numbers in decline, what might make more people serve?

The attacks came after Russia struck Kharkiv at the weekend with aerial bombs.

Financial Times: Thales-led radio frequency directed energy weapon costs just 20c per use.

The partnership includes a vow of mutual aid if either country faces 'aggression'.

The Russian submarine Kazan was sighted off Scotland’s coast, but threats were downplayed.

Financial Times: Companies in sector looking to recruit tens of thousands this year.

The leaders of the Group of Seven wealthy democracies have agreed to give $81b to Ukraine.

Putin's demands for ending the war were swiftly rejected by Ukraine.

Putin proposes his requirements for the war on Ukraine to end, the search for Tom Phillips and his children continues and NZ ski season begins today.

More than 50 world leaders have confirmed they will attend the international event.

More than 50 countries have confirmed they are attending the conference in Lake Lucerne.

The Azov Brigade was initially banned from having US weapons due to neo-nazi ideology.

'Exceptional' US growth highlighted as bank’s latest outlook marks an increase.

Ukraine says its forces have hit an ultra-modern Russian warplane 370km from frontlines.

Russia and Ukraine have continued to exchange drone attacks overnight.

New permission for Ukraine to fire Nato weapons into Russia angers Putin.

Frontier clash with Estonia and Finland may suggest a bid to seize control in the Baltic.

35 missiles, 46 drones downed by Ukraine, children hospitalised.

World Vision estimates three million affected children require humanitarian aid.

The US President has given Ukraine the go-ahead to use US weaponry to strike inside Russia

Zelenskyy has warned that Russia is preparing to intensify its offensive.