Day . Today, we bring you the latest military, diplomatic and political updates from Ukraine and across the world and we sit down with Evgenia Kara Murza. Evgenia is a Russian human rights activist and wife of political prisoner Vladimir Kara Murza, a Russian and British political activist...

   Vladimir Putin said relations with the UAE had reached unprecedented levels as he was greeted in the country with a flypast and Russian flags, despite an international warrant for his arrest. Putin rsquo;s meeting with Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed al Nahyan, the UAE rsquo;s president, came as the...

   The Ukrainian Air Forces shoots down out of quot;Shahed quot; kamikaze drones during a Russian attack. drone ukraine russia Read the full story here: https: www.telegraph.co.uk world news ukraine russia war news live putin us aid latest Subscribe to The Telegraph with our...

   Day . Today, further to news from Ukraine we cover further updates from the debate over funding and we speak to analyst Konrad Muzyka from Rochan Consulting to hear his analysis on the war in Winter . Contributors: David Knowles Head of Audio Development . DJKnowles on Twitter. ...

   Russian children have been filmed shooting at portraits of Volodymyr Zelensky, Joe Biden and Jens Stoltenberg. Anton Gerashchenko, adviser to Ukraine rsquo;s internal affairs ministry, posted video footage of the firing range online. It showed a group of youths firing mock assault rifles at...

   Day . Today, as well as news from the frontlines, we analyse news from the US and the EU as decisions regarding funding Ukraine rsquo;s war effort loom large in western politics and we speak to journalist Jen Stout about her reporting and long form journalism from Ukraine. Contributors...

   Ukrainian drones have reportedly blown up a Russian oil depot in occupied Luhansk. Video footage showed plumes of smoke billowing into the sky on Sunday night. Russian news agency RIA Novosti reported that a fire at the facility has since been extinguished. The news agency made no mention of any...

   Russia has been accused of killing two surrendering Ukrainian soldiers in an apparent war crime. Footage shows a group of men in Russian uniforms opening fire from close range on the unarmed pair after they emerged from a dugout with their hands on their heads. The Ukrainian army rsquo;s...

   Day . In today’s special episode, we sit down with one of our most requested guests: Levin Professor of History and Global Affairs at Yale University, Professor Timothy Snyder. A critically acclaimed author and a renowned historian specialising in Ukraine, he is famous for his online lectures...

   Day . Today, following the latest military and political updates, I interview a former British frigate captain on what it rsquo;s like tailing Russian submarines, and we look in closer detail on the work being done to raise awareness of war crimes. Contributors: Francis Dearnley Host,...

   Ukrainian forces have blown up the main railway connecting Russia to China, in one of the most ambitious strikes deep into enemy territory. Operatives from Kyiv rsquo;s SBU security services blew up a freight train in the Severomuysky Tunnel on the Baikal Amur mainline in Buryatia, more than, ...

   As winter sets in, a quot;burzhuika quot; stove becomes the most cherished possession for people living in Ukraine’s frontline towns. Despite lack of electricity, gas, and water residents of Huliaipole in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region hope that burzhuiki small, cast iron stoves used for cooking...

   China, Russia and Iran are not the only states threatening international order. Several regional powers are pushing the boundaries of the international system while going under the radar. Combined, these events could shape the st century. Let rsquo;s focus on Turkey. An investigation by the...

   Day . Today, as well as news from the frontlines, we hear about the reception offered by Oxford University to Russia rsquo;s ambassador to the UK, reflect on the life of Henry Kissinger and hear how soldiers and commanders think about fighting in extreme cold temperatures. Contributors: Dom...

   The term rdquo; rules based international order rsquo; wasn rsquo;t really used until after the end of the Cold War, but is generally taken to mean the institutions and norms of international behaviour established after the Second World War, particularly as they relate to the United Nations. It is...