10-year-old Zlata and her beloved pet rest in a converted schoolhouse near Polish border; UN says half of Ukraine's children have been displaced

War sees US secretary of state stuck between the personal and the political, as Zelensky repeats Holocaust comparisons, urging the world to do more

Laura Yitzhak was one of four fatalities in the terror attack; 'help me rebuild from these ruins,' her husband says in Facebook post

NATO has 'never been more united,' US president says, noting that Putin is banking on a divided alliance; Zelensky warns of 'real' threat of Russia turning to chemical weapons

Resolution passes 140-5, with only Belarus, Syria, North Korea and Eritrea joining Moscow in opposition; General Assembly calls for immediate ceasefire and increased aid

Politicians blast decision, citing comments made by director describing Likud voters as 'herd of straw- and cud-chewing cattle'

Despite initial signs that agreement on revived accord is nearing, negotiators have yet to reconvene in Vienna, with hurdles remaining unclear

Emirati General Ahmed Nasser Al-Raisi became head of Interpol in November; he is accused of torturing an opposition figure when working at the UAE Interior Ministry