Pentagon: Most of Russia's military offensives 'remain stalled'

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​euronews​​​ A senior American official at the Pentagon in Washington says that nearly all of Russia's military offensives in Ukraine remain stalled, after making little progress over the weekend. →

Russian TV employee who protested Ukraine war on air fined $270

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​the hill​​​ The Russian journalist who held up an anti-war sign during a state-run news broadcast was fined 30,000 rubles, or around $270, by a Moscow court on Tuesday on charges of organizing →

Ukraine war: European leaders risk train ride to meet Zelensky

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​bbc​​​ Ukraine has praised the courage of three European leaders who made a long, hazardous journey by rail from Poland to Kyiv in a show of support as the city came under further Russian attack. →

Biden signs budget bill with Ukraine aid but no virus cash

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​daily news​​​ By ZEKE MILLER and JOSH BOAK WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden on Tuesday signed a bill providing $13.6 billion in additional military and humanitarian aid to Ukraine as part of a →

UK’s Johnson to visit Saudi Arabia amid Russia-Ukraine crisis

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​aljazeera​​​ Prime Minister Boris Johnson will use the trip to discuss oil supplies and urge Riyadh to condemn Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, officials say. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will →

Russia-Ukraine war: Key things to know about the conflict

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​ap​​​ Russian forces kept up their assault on Ukraine on Monday, firing on suburbs around the capital of Kyiv and attacking other cities, even as the two countries held another round of diplomatic →

Ukraine War Gives Egypt a Wheat Crisis Only China Can Solve

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bloomberg By David Fickling Few non-combatant countries face a more direct hit to their living standards from Russia’s war in Ukraine than Egypt. Cheap bread is as central to the legitimacy of the →

Europe new arms hot spot: report

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​global times​​​ by AFP Europe saw the world's biggest rise in arms imports in the past five years, a trend set to accelerate following recent rearmament commitments, researchers said Monday. While →

Australia’s NSW opens recovery centers for flood-affected citizens

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global times As residents across the Australian state of New South Wales (NSW) welcome blue skies and flood waters began their slow retreat, the government has scrambled to accommodate thousands of →

Korea’s New President Confronts Coronavirus Challenge

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​national interest​​​ by Mitchell Blatt One week after Yoon Seok-youl won South Korea’s presidential election and three weeks before he takes office, the country is the COVID-19 hot spot of the →

Xi Says China Respects Sovereignty of All Nations in Call With Putin

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The decision of the International Court of Justice in The Hague on the lawsuit of Ukraine against Russia, filed by Kiev because of the Russian special operation, will be adopted on March 16, the →

Ukraine war: civilians leave Mariupol via humanitarian corridor; Russian ex-foreign minister calls for ceasefire

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the guardian 160 cars reportedly leave Mariupol after civilians were trapped for weeks; former minister stresses need for diplomacy to reduce risk of nuclear war. 20:16 Pjotr Sauer A Russian TV news →

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