Russia-Ukraine War
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Russia assumes UN Security Council presidency despite Ukrainian anger
Russia has taken the presidency of the UN Security Council despite Ukraine urging members to block the move.
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Russia detains Wall Street Journal reporter on espionage claims
Russia detains Wall Street Journal reporter on espionage claims
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Moscow opens criminal case over Putin warrant
Russia’s investigative committee says the ICC prosecutor and judges acted “illegally”
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Putin makes surprise visit to Ukraine
Vladimir Putin was filmed by Russian state TV driving around Mariupol in his first visit to Ukraine since the start of the invasion.
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Latest Russia-Ukraine War
ICC issues arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin over Russian war crimes in Ukraine
The ICC issued the warrant for Putin's arrest on suspicion of unlawful deportation of children and unlawful transfer of people from the territory of Ukraine to the Russian Federation.
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Date for Xi Jinping visit to Russia revealed
The Chinese president will arrive in Moscow next Monday and stay for three days, both sides have confirmed
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Ukraine war: Florida Ron DeSantis invited to visit after remarks
Ukraine has invited Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to visit after he said the Russian invasion was a "territorial dispute" with Russia which was not one of the US's "vital national interests".
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US accuses Russia of downing drone
European Command says a Reaper UAV was damaged in an encounter with two Su-27s
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Moscow conducts major ‘retaliation strike’ on Ukraine
The missile barrage came in response to a terrorist attack on Russia’s Bryansk region, the Ministry of Defense has said
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Ukraine's government says it wasn't involved in the attacks on Nord Stream pipelines
But details beyond that remain sketchy.
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Wagner mercenary group claims control of 'eastern part' of Bakhmut
The Wagner mercenary group has taken full control of the eastern part of Bakhmut, its founder Yevgeny Prigozhin claimed Wednesday, the eastern Ukrainian town where fighting has raged for weeks. Pressure has been mounting on Ukrainian troops trying to hold the town against Russian soldiers hoping to capture it no matter the cost. Follow our live blog for all the latest developments on the war in Ukraine.
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Russia vows to capture Bakhmut, push further into east
Kyiv (Ukraine) (AFP) – Russia vowed Tuesday to capture the Ukrainian town of Bakhmut, the epicentre of fierce fighting for months, as a precursor for offensives deeper into eastern Ukraine.
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‘Bakhmut will fall’ – Ukrainian tank soldier to AFP
Kiev’s troops on the ground are reportedly concerned that the government is clinging to a key Donbass city
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With Western support for Ukraine flagging, a protracted war is in Vladimir Putin’s interest
Ambiguity has held Kyiv’s allies together so far – but it will divide them when the conflict’s final stages approach.
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Wagner chief calls on Zelenskiy to abandon ‘encircled’ Bakhmut
Yevgeny Prigozhin says his troops are fighting against old men and children in besieged eastern Ukraine town
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Blinken Presses Russia’s Lavrov in Unscheduled G-20 Discussion
Ukraine war overshadows gathering of top diplomats, with Russia and China rejecting a collective condemnation of the invasion
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Why Elite Law and Medical Schools Can’t Stand U.S. News
Our rankings provide students vital, accurate data. Administrators don’t like to be held accountable.
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China Reportedly Negotiating with Russia To Supply Kamikaze Drones
The U.S. and Germany have warned China not to deliver weapons to Russia. According to information obtained by DER SPIEGEL, however, Beijing and Moscow are said to be negotiating the purchase of 100 strike drones, which could be delivered as soon as April.
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Why Moldova fears it could be next for Putin
Moldova is the most affected country after Ukraine (by) the war.
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War in Ukraine ‘stems from the Orange Revolution, a humiliating ordeal for Putin’
One year into the war that Russia launched against Ukraine, FRANCE 24 takes a closer look at the anti-Western rhetoric President Vladimir Putin used to justify the conflict, which is rooted in events in the early 2000s, according to historian Françoise Thom, an expert on post-Communist Russia.
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