Kher­son res­i­dents un­der­go al­most dai­ly pow­er out­ages, wa­ter short­ages, and dead­ly shelling.

Moscow says it will con­tin­ue to find buy­ers for its oil de­spite West­ern gov­ern­ment at­tempts to put a price cap on it.

Po­lice ar­rest a group of in­di­vid­u­als who at­tempt­ed to slice the mur­al off a war-dam­aged wall in the city of Hos­tomel.

As the Rus­sia-Ukraine war en­ters its 283rd day, we take a look at the main de­vel­op­ments.

Price cap aims to re­duce Rus­sias abil­i­ty to fi­nance its war in Ukraine from sell­ing crude oil in­ter­na­tion­al­ly.

The six ex­plo­sive en­velopes were sent to three Span­ish politi­cians, two em­bassies, an air base and a weapons mak­er.

Al Jazeera in­ter­views An­ders Fogh Ras­mussen, NATOs chief from 2009 un­til 2014, when Rus­sia an­nexed Crimea.

All the up­dates from De­cem­ber 2, as they hap­pened.

As the Rus­sia-Ukraine war en­ters its 282nd day, we take a look at the main de­vel­op­ments.

Pres­i­dent Volodomyr Ze­len­skyy says Kyiv is con­cerned Moscow-linked ac­tors could weak­en Ukraine from with­in.

Lat­est fig­ures fol­low a light­ning coun­terof­fen­sive in Ukraines north­east and south that won back swathes of ter­ri­to­ry.

US and French pres­i­dents vow to hold Rus­sia ac­count­able for atroc­i­ties and war crimes in its in­va­sion of Ukraine.

Russ­ian FM says Moscows at­tacks on in­fra­struc­ture in Ukraine are a jus­ti­fied re­sponse to in­her­ent threats.

No ter­ri­to­r­i­al gains in the 40th week of war as ca­su­al­ties mount and civil­ians go with­out wa­ter, heat and light.