The first part of March 2024 in the spotlight

Friday, March 1 2024 Russians chant ‘no to war’ near Navalny’s grave Crowds in Moscow chanted anti-Ukraine war slogans as they lined the streets to pay their respects to Alexei Navalny. Thousands of people, including senior diplomats, headed out to mourn the Russian opposition leader, who died in prison last month and was buried onContinue reading “The first part of March 2024 in the spotlight”

Frontpage messages for the week of November 27-December 03 2023

Looking the most important news facts for the last week of November 2023

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 theContinue reading “Ukraine’s good news”

The world and Ukraine Begin September 2023

When Volodymyr Zelensky landed in Greece on a surprise tour of Europe the third week of August, he secured additional support for his bid to secure F-16 fighter jets. The Netherlands and Denmark have pledged to send dozens of spare F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine, the first firm promise from Nato allies to hand overContinue reading “The world and Ukraine Begin September 2023”

Continuous battle in Ukraine the fourth week of July 2023

July 24, 2023 Lukashenko ‘struggling to keep Wagner troops from attacking Poland’ Belarus is struggling to restrain Wagner mercenaries from attacking Poland, Alexander Lukashenko has said. The Belarusian leader made the claim during a meeting with Vladimir Putin in St Petersburg, days after Warsaw accused Moscow of using Wagner and Minsk to destabilise Eastern Europe.Continue reading “Continuous battle in Ukraine the fourth week of July 2023”

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 childrenContinue reading “News from Ukraine for the third week of July 2023”

What is NATO and what just happened at the Vilnius summit?

(Credit: Unsplash) This article is brought to you thanks to the collaboration of The European Sting with the World Economic Forum. Author: Kate … What is NATO and what just happened at the Vilnius summit?

The second king of antisemitism after Hitler

On the remarks of Putin that Zelensky is not Jewish but a disgrace to the Jewish people, Zelensky said it’s like he is the second king of antisemitism after Hitler.

Ukraine dam: Thousands flee floods after dam collapse near Nova Kakhovka – BBC News

BBC looking at what happened at Kakhovka and how and why it could happen.

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 forContinue reading “The Guardian looking at the world the first week of 2023 June”

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