Catherine Philp

Drones including a British-made model made an attack possible, first showing where an assault would succeed and now helping isolate Russian forces on the ground

President Zelensky’s gamble of invading Russia’s Kursk region is criticised as Moscow continues to advance on the vital town of Pokrovsk

British sources say that the American position on use of long-rage Storm Shadow missiles is shifting

Ukraine’s president wants assurances of continued American support to prevent Russia being handed a cheap way out

Anura Kumara Dissanayake won after a second round of counting, knocking out the incumbent Ranil Wickremesinghe amid dissatisfaction with austerity

Next week Moldovans vote in a referendum on joining the EU and breaking free from Russian crime and corruption, but Kremlin interference is escalating

A clinic in Kyiv is offering hope to soldiers who are ashamed and traumatised by their own appearance

Whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump takes the US presidency, soldiers on the front line with Russia know they face a punishing winter

Russia has brought in 11,000 untested troops to join its soldiers on the front line in a move that Kyiv has described as a serious test of resolve

A team in Kyiv has the grim task of trawling Russian social media to get answers for families searching for the missing in action