What The Telegraph brought in the news on Saturday 2023 March 18

Vladimir Putin’s allies have hit back at the ICC after it issued an arrest warrant for Russia’s president over possible war crimes.

2023 March 14 Ukraine update

Around the world: Wagner mercenaries behind latest migrant wave, claims Italy Russia’s Wagner mercenary group is using migrants and refugees as a means of “hybrid warfare”, driving thousands across the Mediterranean in order to punish Italy for supporting Ukraine, the Italian government has said. There has been a surge in the number of migrants reaching

Stop war in Ukraine

Europe for Peace and Solidarity The war in Ukraine has cost too many lives and caused too much destruction. It is both a responsibility and a duty of states and their people to commit to de-escalation and support for talks. For the Ukrainian people but also for humanity and the planet which cannot endure this

To hold perpetrator accountable

“We have the political will to hold the perpetrator accountable for the crime of aggression. Russia must pay for the destruction caused and for the blood spilt.” — President @vonderleyen at this week’s special #EUCO press conference.

Some news for Saturday 28 January 2023

The Chancellor has pleaded with early retirees to go back to work, as he said the country faced an “enormous and shocking waste of talent and potential”. The big story: ‘Enormous and shocking waste of talent’ Jeremy Hunt has promised a “fundamental programme of reforms” to get millions of people back to work, as he

The Telegraph Frontpage for Friday 2023 January 13

By Danny Boyle Amid ongoing debate over Britain’s net zero target, an official review has suggested that new gas boilers be banned earlier than planned. Our environment editor examines the cost to householders. In breaking news, Lisa Marie Presley – pictured above with her mother and Elvis actor Austin Butler earlier this week – has

Russia War Crimes document circulating in EU, opposed by ICC chief prosecutor

Originally posted on The Snapper:
Recently, a draft has been going around a United Nations (UN) headquarters in New York for a Nuremberg-like tribunal to hold Russia responsible for all the war crimes it has committed in its war on Ukraine. Ever since the invasion of Ukraine began on February 24th this year under the…

The Telegraph Frontpage for 2022 November 30

By Danny Boyle Amid a growing crisis in emergency care, we have details of a new strike set to hit the NHS – as well as the best analysis from Qatar, where England manager Gareth Southgate hugged Marcus Rashford (above) after his two goals helped the team beat Wales. Ambulance staff to hold first strike

Caution that Russians do not lay traps

It would be nice if one had the words of the Kremlin but it can be a very dangerous trap.

Main news items for the first half of September

Looking at what made the headlines the first half of September 2022