Ukraine

Russia’s business elite was sanctioned to pressure Putin, but war in Ukraine continues

A Russian drone strike has hit Ukrainian port facilities at Izmail on the River Danube, a short distance from Nato member state Romania.  

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has just taken a dangerous turn, with an increasingly desperate Vladimir Putin making a terrifying move.

Unilever (UL), Nestlé, Mondelēz and Procter & Gamble (PG) — the world’s biggest consumer goods companies — fall into this category.

Reed had been arrested in Moscow in 2019 and the State Department considered him wrongfully detained. 

Russia has accused Ukraine of being behind a drone attack that damaged at least two buildings in the capital Moscow early on Monday morning.

Air strike campaign aims to blockade maritime grain exports from the Black Sea, says Kyiv

Russian President Vladimir Putin is trying to buy time while he works out how to deal with Yevgeny Prighozin, says the director of the CIA.

Prystaiko said Zelensky’s response to Wallace amounted to “unhealthy” sarcasm.

Russia and Ukraine both reluctant to cede territory, but some Western allies are losing patience

All ships heading for Ukrainian ports will be treated as potentially carrying weaponry, the Russian Defense Ministry has said

"The hardest thing is that her parents died, dad and mum," Russia's Belgorod governor said.

The bloc’s secretary general says Kiev will not have to go through the Membership Action Plan, unlike other candidates.

Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has agreed to support Sweden's bid to join Nato, the military alliance's chief Jens Stoltenberg says.

Outgunned, outmanned and facing a deeply entrenched enemy, Ukrainian troops are attempting one of the most daunting operations a military can undertake.

Washington has approved the move despite knowing the risk to civilians, the US national security adviser has said

Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin - who led a short-lived armed rebellion in Russia last month - is in Russia and not Belarus, the leader of Belarus says.

 

 

Russia’s oligarchs are laying low – either in hiding or behind bars in secret prisons – as the hunt for sympathisers of a failed coup picks up.

Attempts to grab the reins of companies will be a test of his power

Allies will offer arms, intelligence and aid for years to come—but not yet NATO membership