Kremlin declares the Wagner affair will "under no circumstances" affect Russia’s military operations in Ukraine.

A new cold war is looming as the US and its European allies are vying with Russia for influence over the Africa, says a political commentator.

Ukrainian presidential adviser tenders his resignation after a public outcry erupted over comments he made suggesting that Ukrainian forces downed a Russian missile that fell on an apartment building in the central city of Dnipro and killed dozens of people.

Sergei Lavrov says Ukraine’s people “deserve to live in good neighborliness, friendship, prosperity next to its Slavic brothers.”

Europe is currently faced with an energy crisis as gas and electricity prices have reach unprecedented levels amid the Russian military operation in Ukraine.

Prices in the eurozone touched another record high in May, challenging the European Central Bank's view that gradual interest rate increases from July will be enough to stem the soaring inflation.

As the war on Ukraine continues, so does the economic damage to the world like EU countries.

Ukraine says the war in the east of the country is now at its “maximum intensity.”

The disruption to Ukrainian exports is sending shockwaves through the region and the rest of the world with food prices surging to record highs.

As the battle for Mariupol in southern Ukraine ends, and the city comes back to life, Press TV's Johnny Miller reports on the increasing ethnic divide in the crisis-stricken country.