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China’s response to the Ukrainian crisis has been at times contradictory.

Prisoner taken into battle and witnesses looting but lives to tell the tale

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock travelled to Kyiv and promised long-term support. Her visit comes after diplomatic tensions which prevented a previous visit by German President Steinmeier. DW's Thomas Sparrow has the details.

But what matters is the united states. when the defense secretary, lloyd austin, said not long ago, quote, "we want to see russia weakened to the degree "that it cannot do the kinds of things that it has done "in invading ukraine ever again," thats a message to russia that putin has no future. biden, in an unscripted moment, talked about the fact that he felt putin could not be allowed to remain in power. is that the prevailing feeling today in washington? here... sometimes i have the luxury to ...

While Vladimir Putin showed off columns of tanks in Red Square, the reality on the ground in Ukraine is that hundreds of his mangled military vehicles are now rusting in fields.

Think its very confusing for a lot of relatives, why they are at war with a family like that. >> to that point, tonight you had the president expressing concern about putin, not being able to find a way out of this war. what is the president worried about here, aside from the conflict not ending soon? >> desperation. but weve seen from the beginning is, because putin hasnt been able to do decisively defeat ukrainians on the ground. you see these arrow bombardments of the city, places like bucha,...

Welcome to Tuesday, where Odessa is in the Kremlin’s crosshairs, the Marcos are back to power in the Philippines and an iconic pop art portrait by Andy Warhol sets a new record. Meanwhile, German daily Die Welt looks at the debate surrounding postmodern architecture and its preservation.

Art whole first weeks in kyiv, i joined the defence and i took part in evacuation people from bucha and i have been to c and in chernihiv but millions of people here are scared especially women and sugar after such awful attacks and you against the that there are no military options which are targeted. it is hotel, shopping mall, absolutely... it is hotel, shopping mall, absolutely. . ._ it is hotel, shopping mall, absolutel , ., ., , absolutely... given that terrorising is the word — absolute...

Bucha is one of many places in Ukraine that have experienced some of the worst atrocities of the war. And though Russia's aggression against Ukraine is far from over, people are gradually returning to places like Bucha to try to restart their lives.

German foreign minister visits Bucha, Irpin on surprise Ukraine trip