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There are more than 6 million refugees now scattered across europe, with millions more displaced within ukraine. the international criminal court is investigating russia for alleged war crimes, hoping to put forward its first case by this winter. it includes, in particular, the horrors in bucha, where 400 people were killed this spring after a russian siege that led to horrifying images. russia continues to deny targeting civilians. >> the war, of, course has had ripple effects around the globe ...

A Ridgefield man who recently traveled to Ukraine, where his family lives, is part of a...

I met her and her son back in april. this is just as the world was learning of the horrors committed by russia in the city of bucha and other towns surrounding the capital of kyiv. >> thank you for being with us. thank you for all of those days that you spent with us. i dont know whether you and i thought back in march and april that we would still be discussing this the way that we are in august. this is now six months of this war. in your mind, in your heart, and your thoughts, where are we? f...

Welcome to Thursday, where Guterres and Erdogan meet with Zelensky to address the situation at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, a blast at a Kabul mosque kills at least, and surf’s up in Venice, much to the mayor’s chagrin. Meanwhile, Clarín visits an old friend: that botched ​​restoration of a Christ mural, still a tourist hit 10 years on.

War In Ukraine, Day 176: Nuclear Security On Top Of Agenda As Guterres And Erdogan Meet Zelensky

More bodies were interred in the Kyiv suburb this week. They had no names, only numbers.

Harrowing images emerged of one such ceremony on Wednesday (pictured) in which a solemn Orthodox priest presided over a sea of fresh graves at a huge cemetery at the town

Earlier, the messaging service Telegram was fined double this amount, for similar reasons

Ukraine's envoy to the Vatican Andrii Yurash on Tuesday invited Pope Francis to Bucha near Kyiv to see for himself the evidence of alleged Russian war crimes in Ukraine. © ANSA

Lena Kulakovska, 37, fled in June when she was 36 weeks pregnant. Her baby Nicole was born in a Plymouth hospital last month.