New Ukrainian recruits are being plucked from prisons to cope with battlefield shortages
More than 3,000 prisoners have already been released on parole and assigned to military units, as the country fights a crippling soldier shortage in its ongoing war against Russia.
'I ran away, and now they're all dead': The Russian soldiers who escaped the front lines
As the war in Ukraine drags into its third year, some Russian soldiers have decided to flee the front lines. This is how they did it.
'Totally immoral' weapons found in share holdings of Australian ethical super funds
An ABC investigation into superannuation funds offering members "ethical" or "socially aware" options unearths millions of dollars of retirement savings invested in companies that make some of the most controversial and devastating weapons of war.
ICC issues arrest warrants for former Russian defence minister and chief of staff
The court is accusing former defence minister Sergei Shoigu and chief of staff General Valery Gerasimov of war crimes and the crime against humanity of inhumane acts.
Russian advances on Kharkiv stall as Ukrainians push back
Russian forces managed to claim a small area on the outskirts of Vovchans'k, 70 kilometres from Kharkiv.
In Ukraine, soldiers have reversed Russia's fortunes on the battlefield. But civilians are forced to live underground
Ukrainian troops have started reclaiming territory taken by Russia in the north-east while Kharkiv's residents continue to live under constant threat.
Pedestrian in Kharkiv narrowly missed by Russian bomb blast
The bomb exploded metres away from the pedestrian.
Ukrainian air strike reportedly kills six in Russian-annexed Crimea
Russian officials claim US weapons were used in a deadly drone attack on Russian-annexed Sevastopol.
Woman escapes missile fireball in Ukraine's Kharkhiv as attack kills three people
As Russia's aerial bombardment of Kharkiv in north-east Ukraine continues, Russian authorities say falling debris from Ukrainian missiles has killed people in the illegally-annexed territory of Crimea.
Russian authorities say five wounded in Ukraine drone attack in Crimea
Russian authorities said at least five people died and over 100 were wounded in Ukrainian drone and missile attacks on Sunday.
Nigel Farage doubles down on claim the West provoked Russia's invasion of Ukraine
The Reform UK leader responds to criticism over his claims that the West provoked Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Analysis
analysis:While he was trying to make a friend in North Korea, Putin angered a very important player to the south
When Vladimir Putin announced a military partnership with North Korea, he stepped across a red line drawn by one of the most advanced arms suppliers in the world.
Five quick hits: Mbappé left on the bench, Dutch frustration as goal ruled out, Ukraine keep hopes alive
French superstar Kylian Mbappé sits it out, the Dutch are left frustrated by VAR and Ukrainians keep hopes alive. Here are five quick hits from overnight at the Euros.
Opinion
opinion:'They are relentless': On the front lines of Russia's disinformation war
Poland's response to the human tide from Ukraine is already a case study in effective crisis management. But dealing with Russian disinformation — now morphing into subversion and outright sabotage — has been a consistent problem.
Beluga whales saved from bombing in Ukraine in 'the most complex marine mammal rescue ever'
Two beluga whales faced a gruelling journey across Ukraine's war-ravaged region of Kharkiv to reach their new home in Spain.
Putin arrives in Vietnam for state visit closely watched by the US
Russian President Vladimir Putin begins a state visit to Vietnam, a day after signing a mutual defence pact with North Korea's Kim Jong Un, who offered his "full support" on Ukraine.
As Ukrainians hold off an offensive from the enemy, the ABC was taken to a secret position near the Russian border
Commander Anton is part of an elite squad of Ukrainian soldiers who call themselves the "Peaky Blinders" after the violent British television drama. Here's how they managed to stop Russia's advance after its surprise offensive in May.
Ukraine peace summit adopts joint communique despite some outliers
More than 90 countries gathered for a Ukraine peace summit but several key powers didn't sign the communique endorsing Ukraine's territorial integrity.
Ukraine peace summit fails to persuade major non-aligned countries to sign final statement
More than 90 countries attended the two-day talks at a Swiss Alpine resort at the behest of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on the weekend.
G7 leaders commit to supporting Ukraine 'for as long as it takes' in war against Russia
The leaders' statement, issued towards the end of the summit in Apulia, Italy, caps off a summit marked by broad consensus on global conflicts but clashes on abortion and vaccine funding.
World leaders attend summit to discuss peace in Ukraine
The landmark summit in the Swiss Alps, which was initiated by Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy, aims to place global pressure on Russia to end the war.
Ukraine rejects Russian ceasefire offer
Vladimir Putin said he would end the war in Ukraine if Kyiv hands over four regions under Moscow control and abandons plans to join NATO.
Putin demands Ukraine drop NATO ambitions and hand over four provinces
Russian President Vladimir Putin says he will only end the war in Ukraine if Kyiv agrees to drop its NATO membership ambitions and hand over four provinces Moscow claims as its own — demands it has rejected.
Putin makes new ceasefire demands after Kyiv rejects proposal
Ukraine's president Volodymyr Zelenskyy has rejected Russian president Vladimir Putin's offer of a ceasefire a day before peace talks in Switzerland.
G7 agrees to use frozen Russian assets to raise $75b for Ukraine
The money would be used to fund Ukraine's fight against Russia, despite Moscow protesting that the measures are illegal.