Amid Russia’s deepening international isolation, there are growing signs that China’s willingness to throw its strategic partner an economic lifeline may only go so far ⤵️ aje.io/veznf7
Al Jazeera’s Jonah Hull, reporting from Ukraine's city of Lviv, says talks between Kyiv and Moscow are due to begin in about 'two hours':
"We don’t know who makes up these delegations but they are described as fairly high-level."
“Once business opens in Vladivostok no one in the world will want to buy roubles."
Russian rouble plunges to record low amid outrage over Ukraine invasion aje.io/ws53zf
“We left dad in Kyiv.”
A Ukrainian boy fights back tears as he tells of being separated from his father.
Families have been torn apart as women and children flee the fighting, and men aged 18-60 are ordered to stay behind to fight the Russian invasion ⤵️
NATO member states are “stepping up” their support for Ukraine by providing Kyiv with air-defence missiles and anti-tank weapons, says Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg.
Talks between Ukraine and Russia have started at the Belarussian border, Ukrainian presidential adviser Mykhailo Podolyak has told the Reuters news agency.
“Not easy [decision] from the moral point of view.”
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has authorised the release of convicts with combat experience to help fight the Russian invaders ⤵️ aje.io/vnec2z
Hundreds of thousands people take to the streets across the world in protests, denouncing Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
EU defence ministers are set to discuss plans later to jointly finance deliveries of weapons worth 500 million euros ($560m) to Ukraine, says bloc’s foreign policy chief Josep Borrell.
As hundreds of thousands of people flee Ukraine, African nationals are taking to social media to share their accounts of racial discrimination while trying to evacuate ⤵️
A video shared by the National Guard of Ukraine on Twitter appears to show a fighter dipping bullets in pig fat, to be used against Muslim Chechens fighting alongside Russian forces ⤵️
Ukraine’s health ministry said on Sunday that 352 civilians, including 14 children have been killed since the start of Russia’s invasion on February 14.
It is not clear how many Ukrainian and Russian soldiers have died so far aje.io/he8ed2
Switzerland’s president says his country, which is traditionally neutral, will adopt all of the sanctions imposed by the European Union on Russia.
Russia continues to advance into Ukraine, but experts say it’s been met with heavy resistance and logistical problems. We look at what’s happened so far and what it could mean for the war.
Thousands of people in several cities across the globe taken to public squares and Russian embassies to protest President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
FIFA and UEFA suspended all Russian football teams, whether national representative teams or club teams, from participation in both competitions until further notice.
Russians have been queuing outside banks and ATMs amid fears that new Western sanctions on Russian banks over Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine would trigger cash shortages ⤵️
The EU agreed for the first time to jointly finance weapons deliveries to a third country to help Ukraine fend off the Russian invasion ⤵️
Israel orders more forced expulsions from southern Gaza City, while the UN estimates 280,000 Palestinians have been displaced since Israel broke the ceasefire on March 18.
Israeli fighter jets have bombed and destroyed a water desalination plant in the Tuffah neighbourhood, east of Gaza City in the north, according to an Al Jazeera Arabic correspondent on the ground.
An Israeli court extends Dr. Hussam Abu Safia's detention for six months, citing a “security threat,” despite legal teams arguing he was just doing his job as director and paediatrician of Gaza’s Kamal Adwan Hospital.
Israel’s military says a ground invasion of southern Gaza’s Rafah is under way and troops are pushing into the north near the town of Beit Lahiya and central areas.
Hamas calls Israel’s strikes a ‘treacherous’ attack on defenceless Palestinian civilians, accusing it of trying to overturn the Gaza ceasefire. Netanyahu says he acted due to stalled truce talks.
Report says at least 308 Palestinians were killed in the Israeli air attacks across Gaza. The number of people killed so far included 154 in the northern part of the territory.
Israel's ongoing blockade of aid to Gaza has left roughly a million Palestinian children 'living without the basic necessities they need to survive,' according to UNICEF.