Articles tagged "EU"

Ukrainian Armed Forces liberated 93 settlements since Sept. 21 in northeastern Ukraine -- Ukraine’s military has destroyed over half of Iranian drones Russia sent to Ukraine -- IAEA head visits Kyiv, says accident at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant 'very possible' -- Twice as many draft-age Russians left country than joined army -- 534 bodies of civilians have been found in liberated Kharkiv Oblast -- and more

Ukrainian military 'changes battlefield dynamics' in Russia's war -- Russia to consult locals on 'borders' of illegally annexed Kherson, Zaporizhzhia oblasts -- Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant head released from Russian captivity -- Czechs crowdfund over $1 million to buy tank for Ukraine -- and more

Russian proxies in Donetsk Oblast seek to mobilize 500 factory workers -- Russian parliament approves longer jail terms for refusal to serve and surrender, lists 'mobilization' as aggravating factor -- Another burial site discovered in Kyiv Oblast -- Sham referendums won't change anything -- and more

Armed Forces are within 50 kilometres of Russian border as Ukraine makes further gains in Kharkiv Oblast -- Ukrainian partisans raise flag over Kreminna, Luhansk Oblast -- Russia postpones plans to stage 'referendums' in occupied territories amid Ukraine’s counteroffensive -- Russia plans to again shell Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant -- and more

Russia shells Nikopol overnight on Sept. 6, dozens of residential buildings damaged -- Russia launches 40 missiles, 25 airstrikes on Ukraine in 24 hours -- Ukrainian forces destroy Russian ammunition depot that contained missiles used to bomb Kharkiv -- Russian forces place equipment in churches, kindergartens -- Russia is buying artillery from North Korea -- and more

Possible negotiations with Ukraine will die if illegal referendums take place in occupied territories -- 26,000 Russian war crime cases under investigation -- HIMARS inflict heavy casualties on Russian troops in Melitopol -- Wagner Group recruits over 1,000 Russian prisoners to fight in Ukraine -- and more

Russia plans to annex fifth of Ukraine by Sept -- Grain field on fire after Russian shelling in Mykolaiv Oblast -- Russia likely no longer has the military capability to achieve its ambitions in Ukraine -- Russian ‘operational tempo’ in Ukraine resembles pre-operational pause offensive -- Nord Stream turbine stuck in transit as Russia holds up delivery -- and more

Russia's Wagner Group lowers recruitment standards, incurs heavy casualties -- Russia fires 7 cruise missiles on Odesa Oblast from Black Sea, injuring 6 -- Putin says sanctions cause ‘colossal’ problems in Russian tech industry -- Russia likely supporting war efforts with ethnic minorities, sparking resistance in ethnic enclaves -- and more

Russia claims control over southeast Ukraine, says it has launched overland connection with Crimea -- Ukraine to launch ‘Book of Executioners’ to detail war crimes -- Zelensky says stalemate with Russia not an option -- Russia’s war in Ukraine impacting energy, food prices globally -- and more

Russia begins military drills in the Pacific Ocean -- Russians control 50% of Sievierodonetsk after Ukrainian counteroffensive -- Resistance among locals in Kherson Oblast growing -- Ukrainian official urges Scholz to deliver heavy weapons quickly -- and more

Brussels should offer basic goods to help as Brexit bites, even though it is all Britain's fault

‘Talk over action’ is, in many ways, a fair summary of Boris Johnson’s premiership