Ukraine in March 2024

Without help in the nick of time, Kyiv would probably have lost an entire oblast by now David Axe 13 March 2024 • 1:02pm Russia went to war in Ukraine two years ago with twice as many artillery pieces as Ukraine had. But it isn’t the advantage in howitzers that really matters – it’s the

What will Putin do next as president of Russia?

The Times, March 17, 2024 Event The dictator has secured a new six-year term in the Russian election. How will it affect the war in Ukraine, China and relations with the US? Armed with the world’s biggest stockpile of nuclear weapons and surrounded by sycophantic officials who portray him as the living embodiment of Russian

Frontpage news concerning Russia and Ukraine for February 12-18, 2024

Monday February 12 2024 Russia will invade Baltics if it receives Ukrainian land, says ex-Georgia president Vladimir Putin will strike Moldova and the Baltic States if he is given Ukrainian land in exchange for peace, Georgia’s imprisoned former president has warned. read more Tuesday February 13 2024 Ukraine-Russia was latest: Ukraine sends in fresh forces

Vladimir Putin raising fears of war with Nato

Vladimir Putin grew up as a young hoodlum on the streets of Soviet Leningrad, now St. Petersburg. At 71, he’s still spoiling for a fight. He would love to see the USSR back on track. Before Putin‘s forces invaded Ukraine he always had said he had no intention at all to attack Ukraine, like, according

Frontpage for Monday January 8 2024

By Daniel Hardaker Good morning. Sadiq Khan finds extra money from his budget to avert a four-day walkout by London transport staff. Plus, lawyers ask the police to intervene after Palestine flags are flown for months across the lamp posts of an east London borough. Khan bows to unions over TfL strikes The Mayor of

In the news the Third week of December 2023

A look at what happened in the 3rd week of December 2023

In the news the Second week of December 2023

Looking at the news of the second week of December 2023

Russia Ukraine and the Middle East

For Russia the Israel-Hamas conflict at least serves as a welcome Western distraction as the conflict with Ukraine rages on.

Ukraine’s good news

08/11/2023 Is Ukraine’s dream of EU membership closer to reality? Thanks in large part to Zelenskiy’s wartime leadership, Brussels has recommended formally opening accession talks – but an extraordinary struggle lies ahead Katherine Butler Even before Russia’s full-scale ground and air invasion in February 2022, the idea of Ukraine being deemed ready to join the

The Telegraph’s Frontpage for Tuesday Novembre 07

By Shauna Brown Good evening. The New York judge in charge of Donald Trump’s civil fraud trial has ordered the former president’s lawyer to “control him”, after Mr Trump provided extended answers to his questions. Elsewhere, Scotland’s First Minister Humza Yousef said a planned pro-Palestinian rally in London on Armistice Day should go ahead, after