BBC News War in Ukraine

The move by the US Treasury Department could push Russia closer to default.

As Russian attacks intensify, Ukrainians are asking whether it's better to pay for a ceasefire with land - or lives.

Russia is attempting to encircle two cities in eastern Ukraine, and one woman offers a seaside refuge.

Jens Stoltenberg says the Ukraine war has highlighted the cost of trade with "authoritarian regimes".

The US president meets key Asia allies to discuss China's influence and differences over Russia's invasion.

The Ukrainian mum and son arrived in the North East but weeks later were left "unsafe and unsecure".

Mateusz Morawiecki also warned that only the Russian leader would be “happy” with a UK-EU trade war.

Russia's prominent opposition figure condemns a war "built on lies" as he faces many more years in jail.

We follow a chicken from farm to supermarket shelf to see how costs are building up at every stage.

Dmytro Mikhai and Dasha Kutanova are living with the family of Team GB rower Jack Beaumont.

Nitsa Michael runs the hotel and says many of her family were former refugees so she had to help.

Iryna Basaraba says staying in Ukraine was too dangerous for her baby, who she has named Victoria.

Lucie Shanks has left her home in the North East to help Ukrainian refugees living in Poland.

Partisan groups are carrying out attacks on occupying forces in the south-eastern city of Melitopol.

The group will refocus on an open and safe Indo-Pacific - and analysts say this is aimed at China.

A Kyiv court delivers its first war crime conviction while a Russian diplomat quits over the war.

Refugee family advised to travel 600 miles to get a security scan for baby.

Boris Bondarev walks out of his job in Geneva, saying he has never been more ashamed of Russia.

The coffee giant says it will continue to pay nearly 2,000 staff at its Russian shops for six months.