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Ukraine and Russia have exchanged prisoners for the first time since Russia launched a full-scale military attack against Ukraine last week, according to a Ukrainian military leader.

The Russian war in Ukraine has entered a sixth day, with reports that the Russian Army had set up checkpoints on the outskirts of the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson, a huge military convoy was massing outside Kyiv, and claims that Russian forces aim to encircle the port city of Mariupol.

The United Nations has launched an emergency appeal for $1.7 billion in humanitarian aid for those affected by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

With poems and lights, UK kicks off year-long creativity celebration.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken has suggested the United Nations consider whether Russia should be stripped of its membership on the agency's human rights council as Russian "crimes" from its invasion of Ukraine mount "by the hour."

Eager to help, Romanians turn to social media to match local donors with desperate Ukrainian families fleeing the violence at home.

Surrounded by hostile forces and under constant bombardment, the eastern town of Volnovakha has felt the full force of Russia's war on Ukraine. Some 700 kilometers to the west, residents of the Black Sea port city of Odesa prepare for the worst.

The baby formula recall has been expanded.

Amid increasing anti-war sentiments in the Russian capital, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin has vowed to prevent attempts to organized street protests, telling Muscovites "not follow provocateurs."

Nearly 20 years ago, BP's blockbuster deal to buy a stake in a Russian oil company heralded a new era of foreign investment in the country during President Vladimir Putin's first term. Will its departure over Putin's war on Ukraine herald a mass exodus?