IRPIN, Ukraine, Feb 17 (Reuters) - Nataliia Bilostotska poured her heart and soul into her three-year-old beauty salon in a commuter town just outside Kyiv. But when the temperature inside plunged to almost freezing,

Anastasia Kucherova, a Russian living in Milan, voiced her opposition to Russia’s war against Ukraine with a highly symbolic, if anonymous, act: Carrying the Ukraine team placard during the opening ceremony of the Milan Cortina Winter Games.

A former Ukrainian energy minister has become a suspect in a far-reaching corruption investigation that shook the administration of President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and forced out his top aide last year.

The authorities say a growing number of citizens are being illegally recruited to fight elsewhere.

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul says Berlin has effectively exhausted its own stocks of air defence missiles for Ukraine and is now relying on newly produced systems financed by European

Hungarian authorities claim schools and public institutions received threats written in Ukrainian ahead of April 12 vote

The retired silversmith hit the headlines in January as he discussed how he collected candles from churches and shops so he could use the wax to make temporary stoves for people in Ukraine. Since then, he said he had had donations from as far away as Belfast and Scotland, with 600kg (110lbs) in total of wax donated to him.

Ukraine hits Russian oil terminal and air defence in occupied Crimea as Moscow's drone strikes and power cuts intensify ahead of fresh US-brokered peace talks in Geneva.View on euronews