News from Ukraine for the third week of July 2023

Monday July 17 2023 Since the start of Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, tens of thousands of Ukrainian children have gone missing. While many of these children were taken to Russia for “re-education” or “adoption”, others managed an incredible escape. In an exclusive report, Russia Correspondent Nataliya Vasilyeva tells the heart-wrenching stories of the children

The Guardian looking at the world the first week of 2023 June

June 01 Headlines Kyiv strikes   Three die in early morning attack by Russia Two children were among the dead, according to Ukrainian officials, in one of the most deadly attacks in recent weeks Macron   Negotiating with Putin may have to take priority over war crimes trial, says French president French president calls for

The Telegraph Frontpage for Wednesday 2023 May 10

By Sam Hall Good evening. The King and Princess Diana were targeted by Mirror Group Newspapers as it paid £10 million to private investigators to snoop on celebrities, the High Court has been told. We also have the latest weather news, as Somerset was hit by flash floods and mudslides. Mirror spent £10 million ‘snooping

2023 week of April 3-9 in Ukraine

Ukraine | On the front lines of the bloody battle for Bakhmut, where one mistake can take your life Russia is already building up its defences in Crimea China | Xi unchanged on Ukraine and won’t be dictated to by the West Kyiv’s troops so short of ammo they are ‘rationing shells’

Situation in Ukraine 2022 December 28

A funeral ceremony held in Kyiv for Ukrainian serviceman Volodymyr Yezhov, who was killed in a battle near Bakhmut on Dec. 27, 2022. Before the war between Russia and Ukraine, Yezhov was a game designer who took part in the design of the S.T.A.L.K.E.R. video game series. (Photo by Danylo Antoniuk/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images)

The Telegraph Frontpage Wednesday 2022 December 28

Good morning. The Royal Military Academy Sandhurst is being urged to tackle a “toxic culture” of sexual assault, with a charity saying hundreds of servicewomen had reported abuse during their training. And about 50,000 middle-class families will be hit with an effective tax rate of at least 80pc and as high as 96pc next year,