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Zelensky and Putin meet in Paris for first ever peace talks, but Ukrainians fear their president will capitulate to Russians

The US tech giant has changed how the disputed territory is listed on its mapping and weather apps

Theresa May ‘considering meeting Putin’ in bid to thaw diplomatic relations

At least six Ukrainian sailors have been injured as tensions between Kiev and Moscow flare

Unidentified explosive device was detonated inside the dining room of Kerch Polytechnic College

Ukraine granted own independent Orthodox Church despite threats from Moscow

Kiev official claims mammals starved themselves to death following takeover of military base

The US reasserts its support for Kiev ahead of huge Russian military exercises

Singer Yulia Samoylova barred from May's contest in Kiev for visiting Russian-annexed Crimea in 2015

State of emergency declared in Russian-controlled territory after power supplies from Ukraine are cut off

Dmitry Medvedev warns of 'extremely negative consequences' after Kiev drops non-aligned status

A pointed tweet claims Crimea for Russia and leaves eastern Ukraine 'conveniently unillustrated'

Latest Russia Today journalist quits and accuses channel of 'disrespecting the facts'

First meeting of G7 leaders since Putin was expelled is focused on world economy and climate change

Prince of Wales tells Polish war refugee about his thoughts on Russia's intervention in Ukraine

Stefan Wolff and Tatyana Malyarenko propose a three-point plan to deal with Russian intransigence

Former PM tells London audience the West should ignore 'differences' with Russia to combat extremism

Turchynov to relaunch military operations against pro-Russian separatists as situation worsens

Poland feels vulnerable to Putin’s aggression: and let’s not forget, we’d be bound to help - as we did in 1939

Ukraine's future depends on a delicate power game in the east of the country, says Adam Swain

If Crimea is re-annexed to Moscow, the numbers fleeing could create a humanitarian crisis

If we are happy to let Scotland go (depending on the referendum), we should let Ukraine split too