Articles tagged "shortages"

The West’s escalation strategy has failed. Let Ukraine strike Russia -- Authorities in Russia's Belgorod Oblast announce evacuation of border region as Ukrainian incursion reportedly widens -- Russia moves some units from Ukraine's south to Kursk -- IAEA says it is unable to determine cause of fire at Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant -- and more

When and how will US aid impact the front lines in Ukraine? -- Russia vetoes UN vote on nuclear weapons in space -- Satellite imagery shows ship likely used to transfer North Korean arms to Russia docked in Chinese port -- Russia already produces surplus military equipment -- and more

Avdiivka shows we need air defenses, long-range weapons, shells -- Czechia can deliver 800,000 shells to Ukraine if allied financing secured -- Ukraine downs 3 Russian warplanes -- US to transfer confiscated Russian funds to Ukraine via Estonia -- Mass protests in Hungary over child sex abuse scandal -- and more

Ukrainian soldiers storming eastern bank of Dnipro fear their mission is hopeless -- EU to discuss $55 billion for Ukraine on Feb. 1 -- Putin's move to simplify citizenship for Moldovans an attempt to gather 'cannon fodder' -- Ukrainian military scales down some operations over foreign aid shortages -- and more

Russia has stolen and exported $1 billion worth of Ukrainian grain -- Air Force warns of continuing air strikes, drone activity in multiple oblasts -- Tech giant Cisco built special device to help Kyiv ward off cyberattacks on power grid -- China's support is crucial in bringing lasting peace to Ukraine -- and more

How Ukraine is destroying Russian military in Crimea [podcast] -- Romania investigates another possible airspace violation by Russia -- Russian soldier working with intelligence defects to Ukrainian forces -- Medvedev threatens Russia will seize more Ukrainian regions -- Belarus to showcase abducted Ukrainian children at meeting with foreign diplomats -- and more

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

This would enable pharmacists to supply alternate forms and strengths of medicines without the need to contact the patient

British Poultry Council blamed worker shortages following Brexit for the issues the industry is currently facing