John Psaropoulos

In the past week of war, Ukraine strikes a missile corvette, an airfield and an oil refinery with missiles and drones.

To defeat Russia’s might and allies’ political flicker, Ukraine wants to build the defence workshop of the world.

A Dutch court has halted worldwide production of the F-35, citing potential complicity in Israeli human rights abuses.

A court will decide if Julian Assange may appeal extradition to the US, where relatives say he could die in jail.

Russian forces capture their first city in more than nine months, partly a result of failing weapons deliveries from allies.

The EU finds itself in uncharted legal territory as it ponders using Russia's frozen assets against it.

Meanwhile, Ukraine downs a second A-50 radar detection plane, Macron talks ground troops, and Putin threatens nuclear risk.

Ukraine is doubling down on remote warfare to smash Putin’s power base and ability to fight.

Ukraine's naval drones score another hit in the past week, but its troops continue to fall back in Donetsk.

The US and France led global arms exports to allies in the past five years, as Russian sales collapsed.