Mayor labels it a terrorist act, and police have arrested a suspect

Overnight attacks hit Kyiv, Odesa, and central Ukraine, damaging homes and energy facilities

Targets include several Chinese companies, as well as those from former Soviet Union, UAE, Panama

Zelenskyy willing to abort Kyiv's move for Nato membership if individual countries can provide security guarantees, including Washington

The two sides discussed a 20-point draft outlined by Zelenskiy at Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida

Panel to ensure Kyiv compensated for hundreds of billions of dollars over damage from Russian attacks

Bloc aims to prevent Moscow-friendly member states from refusing to consent to future freezes

Last week’s inspection of confinement structure impacted by drone attack in February finds degradation, IAEA says

Trump envoys, including son-in-law Kushner, could not convince Putin on some proposals

Complete review of financial activities, management renewal to commence in war-torn country

Analysts believe Russian President is stalling for time

Kyiv says ‘massive’ air assault on city underlines need for punitive sanctions against Moscow to halt aggression

Moscow struck Kyiv overnight with drones, missiles, killing at least two people, including infant

Trump's pledges hailed by Ukraine's Zelenskiy, supported by other European leaders

It also strengthens against the yen, pound and Singapore dollar

Sources says their knowledge of Putin’s proposals was mostly based on discussions between leaders in Europe, the US and Ukraine, and noted it was not complete

Ukrainian president says will continue working towards ceasefire, possible trilateral meet with Washington, Moscow

US President hints three-and-a-half-year conflict close to resolution, requiring Ukraine to surrender significant territory

LONDON, July 24 — Oil prices rose more than one per cent on Thursday, buoyed by optimism over United States (US) trade negotiations that would ease pressure on the global economy and a sharper-than-expected decline in US crude inventories.

MOSCOW, July 20 — Russian President Vladimir Putin is ready to move toward a peace settlement for Ukraine, but Moscow's main objective is to achieve its goals, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told state television in a clip published on Sunday.