Articles tagged "violence"

We see that Russian economy is in a very dire state, EU top diplomat Kallas says -- Russia trained 300,000 reserve soldiers for war in Ukraine, Russian defense official claims -- Zelensky disputes media reports of 80,000 Ukrainian military casualties -- Russia fired at least 60 North Korean missiles against Ukraine -- and more

Russia sets up filtration camps in Vovchansk -- NATO has 2-3 years to prepare for reconstituted Russian army, top Norwegian general says -- Russia's full-scale invasion has destroyed at least 210,000 buildings in Ukraine -- Ukraine's use of German weapons to strike Russia will not 'contribute to escalation,' Scholz says -- With all eyes on Kharkiv, Russian troops take one Donbas village after another -- and more

Explaining Washington’s REPO Act that could kick-start the confiscation of frozen Russian assets -- Russia planning to disrupt global peace summit in Switzerland -- SBU drone attack destroys 26,000 cubic meters of Russian fuel in Smolensk Oblast -- Russia to supply China with cheaper gas compared to European market at least through 2027 -- and more

Russia imports Belarusian gasoline amid decreasing domestic supplies due to drone strikes -- Ukraine can down Zircon hypersonic missile with Patriot, SAMP/T -- Russia's policy of torture on show in Moscow terror 'trial' -- Poland doubles its contribution to Czech ammunition initiative for Kyiv -- and more

28,000 Ukrainian citizens in Russian captivity -- Russia’s descent into totalitarianism: How it happened -- Russia preparing offensive for early summer -- Russian troops executed at least 7 Ukrainian POWs near Bakhmut -- Russian attack destroys Kostiantynivka Central Station in Donetsk Oblast -- and more

Scholz on Ukraine aid: Germany should be prepared to do more 'when others are faltering' -- Kyiv denounces Russian election plans in occupied Ukrainian territories as 'gross violation of international law' -- Covid on the rise in Ukraine, deputy health minister warns -- and more

Russia refuses all-for-all Muslim POW exchange for Ramadan -- UK firm has exported $1.2 billion of electronics to Russia despite sanctions -- Members of Russian government not allowed to travel abroad, Kremlin officials not impacted -- Russia resettles deported Ukrainians in 55 remote regions -- and more

“There are some people in the government who feel like the right way to win is to pick a fight on the culture war and to exploit division.”

Molotov cocktails and barricades have returned to Northern Ireland. But Brexit is the new reason why the situation has reached the boiling point in what had been an era of peace.

“These are scenes we haven’t seen in Northern Ireland for a very long time, they are scenes that many people thought were consigned to history and I think there needs to be a collective effort to try to defuse tension” - Ireland’s foreign minister says