Veteran leader of the Liberal Democratic Party was also known for making anti-Jewish statements, despite acknowledging his father's Jewish heritage

'I cannot work in a country that is at war with its neighbors,' Yandex's Bunina is said to have written before moving

Earlier, PM Bennett expressed shock over atrocities but did not name Moscow; US says Bucha was a 'deliberate campaign to kill, to torture, to rape'

West united in outrage as dozens of bodies found on streets and in mass graves after Russian retreat; witness says she saw soldiers fire on man going to supermarket

Analysis of aerial close-ups indicates corpses lay in war-torn town for at least three weeks, while Russia continues to insist they appeared after its forces withdrew

Moscow 'categorically rejects' accusations, suggests images of corpses were 'fakes'; senior US official slams move, says it is designed to 'feign outrage'

Ministry offers funding packages to cover renovation costs on existing older properties as it seeks solutions for thousands arriving from Eastern Europe

Dozens of pro-Ukraine protesters rally in southern city of Enerhodar, captured by Russian troops last month; footage shows people fleeing amid explosions and smoke

Industry figures predict egg shortage and sky-high wheat prices just in time for Passover holiday

Belgorod governor enormous fire caused, injuring two employees, by first reported attack by Ukraine on Russian soil, some 40km over border