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Ukraine warns that Russia is edging closer to surrounding troops in the Donbas region.
Thousands of Russians flee to Georgia and Latvia to escape military conscription for the Ukraine war.
Russia expands its airstrikes on Ukraine, targeting cities in Central and Western Ukraine.
Russia withdraws troops from the border with Ukraine amid rising tensions and military drills.
Emmanuel Macron and Volodymyr Zelensky discuss rising tensions with Russia in Paris.
Tensions escalate between Ukraine and Russia as military activities increase near borders.
Professor Michael Clark details Russia's missile strike on Kyiv and its implications for Ukraine.
Protests erupt in Russia as Putin calls for partial mobilization to fight in Ukraine.
Russians flee to Kazakhstan as Putin's mobilization faces strong opposition and mistakes.
Ukrainian civilians resist Russian forces, with four and a half thousand occupiers killed.
Fighting in Soledar intensifies as Russian forces claim control amid Ukrainian resistance.
Gunmen kill 11 at a Russian military site as Ukrainians return home amid ongoing conflict.
Armed men raid the Mosan Sople hotel, creating suspicion among journalists present.
Ukraine's military downs 15 drones in Kiev City amid ongoing Russian attacks.
Lord Richard Dannatt highlights Ukraine's strategic success against Russian forces in Kharkiv.
Ben Wallace addresses a serious incident involving a Russian jet near an RAF plane over Ukraine.
Russians flee mobilization for Ukraine war while others protest against the Kremlin.
A Russian missile strike kills dozens of Ukrainian soldiers at a military base in Mykolaiv.
Multiple explosions occur in Kyiv after Russian missiles strike the city center.
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky rejects peace with Russia without full withdrawal.
Thirty-five people are killed and over 100 wounded when Russian rockets hit a train station in Kramatorsk, a key evacuation point for civilians.
Zelenskyy reports Russian troops aim to destroy key cities in eastern Ukraine.
Residents celebrate Ukrainian control in Kherson, waving flags and thanking Britain.
Israel denies genocide claims from South Africa amid ongoing conflict in Gaza and public support.
Kurdish forces in Sinjar, Iraq, reveal secret underground tunnels used by the Islamic State, highlighting the group's operational strategies and ongoing security challenges.
Bassem Issa, a senior Hamas commander, is killed in an Israeli airstrike amid rising tensions.
Separatists shoot down a Ukrainian plane in the deadliest incident since April's conflict.
Serbia moves Army units to Kosovo after clashes with ethnic Albanians over local elections.
Russian missile strikes injure people in Lviv, a western Ukrainian city, causing infrastructure damage.
A young woman in Gaza becomes the sole survivor of her family after being trapped for 40 hours under rubble, highlighting the region's ongoing humanitarian crisis.
Residents mourn civilian deaths amid consistent clashes and distrust of the ceasefire.
Ukrainian and Russian forces clash near Soledar, with heavy casualties and ongoing shelling.
Ian Black discusses the Israeli report claiming Muhammad al-Dura's shooting was staged.
China escalates military activity around Taiwan after Pelosi's visit, raising tensions.
Sky News team faces danger in Ukraine as destruction rained down by Russian forces.
Iraqi forces battle Islamic State in West Mosul as Britains seek to desert the fight.
In the small city of Maslakh near Herat, families face starvation as winter approaches, reflecting on the harsh realities of life in post-conflict Afghanistan.
Angry Russian supporters surround Ukraine's Naval High Command in Sevastopol, demanding allegiance.
More than a hundred people have been arrested after rioting in Honiara, Solomon Islands.
Somalia faces conflict with Al-Shabaab and severe famine affecting its people.
Yevgeny Prigozhin's Wagner uprising aimed to detain Russia's military leaders, reveals The Wall Street Journal.
South Africa sends 25,000 soldiers to quell looting and violence amid unrest.
In Durban, South Africa, community groups engage in cleanup efforts following extensive looting and violence, while residents face ongoing shortages of food and medicine.
South Africa experiences its worst unrest in recent years, with over 100 dead and 2,000 arrested.
South Africa faces unrest as police clash with rioters following Jacob Zuma's arrest.
China warns of tensions in the South China Sea amid UN territorial claims decision.
In the South China Sea, escalating maritime disputes between the Philippines and China involve frequent skirmishes and collisions between coastguard vessels.
South Sudan's leaders face a final chance for peace amid ongoing conflict and displacement.
