Russia has intensified pressure on Donbas region in Ukraine. President Zelensky said Donbas is completely destroyed and this is a deliberate attempt to kill Ukrainians.

Ukraine under attack: 'Deliberate attempt to kill Ukrainians,' says President Zelensky

The first war crimes trial has begun in Ukraine. A 21-year-old Russian soldier is on trial and is accused of killing an unarmed man. 21-year-old has apologised to victim's widow.

First war crimes trial in Ukraine: 21-year-old apologises to victim's widow

The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has resulted in a number of western countries stopping their business with Russia when it comes to the purchase of oil. The United States and a number of European countries are looking to stop the oil and gas imports completely dealing a major blow to the Russian economy.

China quietly purchasing large amounts of low-priced Russian oil - Report

The Russia-Ukraine conflict is currently in its third month and with the Russian military making advances in different parts of the country, Ukraine faces a tough challenge to maintain their resistance.

G7 countries pledge financial aid of $19.8 billion to Ukraine amid Russian invasion

The world is going through a food crisis amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine. The United States has now slammed Russia for amplifying the crisis.

The food crisis worsens across the globe: The US slams Russia for amplifying the crisis

The European Union has unveiled its 'Green energy' plans in a bid to increase solar, and wind power. EU is planning to phase out Russian energy.

EU unveils 'Green energy' plans: Bid to increase solar, wind power

Russia may legalise crypto 'sooner or later' as the industry and trade minister talks about the possibility. At present, Russia holds an annual transaction of $5 billion worth.

Russia to legalise crypto 'sooner or later' as industry and trade minister talks about the possibility

Google's Russia unit is expected to file for bankruptcy as the bank account of Google's Russian subsidiary has been seized amid the Ukraine crisis.

Google's Russia unit to file for bankruptcy as bank account of Google's Russian subsidiary seized

The first war crimes trial has begun in Ukraine. A 21-year-old Russian soldier is on trial and is accused of killing an unarmed man.

21-year-old Russian soldier pleads guilty as first war crimes trial begins in Ukraine:

Amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, Sweden and Finland have mulled applying for NATO membership. However, Turkey has blocked their early vote to join the NATO alliance.

Turkey blocks Sweden and Finland's early vote to join NATO

After holding out for nearly 90 days, the city of Mariupol surrendered to Russian forces. Hours later, Finland and Sweden officially submitted their application to join NATO. Palki Sharma tells you how Russia's war is changing European security considerations.

Gravitas: Finland and Sweden submit NATO application

Russia’s defense ministry has said that more than 1,000 Ukrainian soldiers had surrendered at the besieged Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol. The ministry also added that those in need of medical care were transferred to a hospital in the town of Novoazovsk.

Russia-Ukraine Crisis: Moscow claims over 1,000 Ukrainian soldiers surrender in Mariupol

It has been several weeks since the Russian invasion of Ukraine started, and scores of civilians have lost their lives in the conflict. Armies of both countries have been involved in intense fights since Russian troops entered Ukraine. Now, Ukrainian soldiers have been asked to stand down in Mariupol.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Ukrainian soldiers asked to stand down

Amid the backdrop of the Russia-Ukraine war and Israel's increasingly critical stance on Russian atrocities and anti-Semitic rhetoric, there could be a possibility for change in relationship between the two nations.

After months of closure, Israel mulls reopening Kyiv embassy

Concerns are growing over the future of more than 250 Ukrainian fighters who surrendered to Russian forces at the Azovstal steelworks in Mariupol while Ukraine has called for an immediate prisoner swap of the soldiers.

Russia-Ukraine crisis:  Kyiv urges to swap Azovstal defenders

After weeks of resistance, Ukrainian soldiers defending the Azovstal plant in Ukraine have surrendered. Now, their fate is still unclear.

Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Over 250 Ukrainians from Azovstal are in Russian captivity

The allegations of cyber-attacks are nothing new for Russia as they have been accused of targeting various government agencies and even individuals in the past. The accusations have resurfaced as UK and UK intelligence agencies blamed Russia for targeting an American commercial satellite company called Viasat just hours ahead of launching their invasion of Ukraine on February 24.

Russia accused of cyberattack on American company just before invading Ukraine

Millions have fled Ukraine after Russian troops entered the Ukrainian territory on February 24. Cities have been destroyed and the effect can be seen on the environment too. Aerial bombings and missile attacks in Ukraine have led to a tremendous effect on the environment. Now several organisations are collecting data on environmental crimes committed after Russia’s invasion. Can Russia be held accountable for environmental crimes too?

Russia-Ukraine conflict: How environmental crimes have affected Kyiv?

After 82 days of bombing, the city of Mariupol is completely under Russian control, this after Ukrainian soldiers who were holed up in the Azovstal steel plant were evacuated on Monday. The steel plant had been the last holdout of the troops defending the city of Mariupol, it had become a symbol of resistance with soldiers living in underground tunnels and bunkers.

Ukrainian troops evacuate from Mariupol, Azovstal steel plant was symbol of Ukrainian resistance

The port city of Mariupol has been one of the worst affected places in the ongoing Ukraine-Russia conflict, but the resistance shown by the Ukrainian soldiers in the area has also provided encouragement to the troops all around the country.

More than 260 Ukrainian soldiers evacuated from Mariupol steel plant

Finland's desire to join the NATO military alliance has not gone down well with Moscow. In the latest, it has warned Finland that the country would face consequences for NATO membership without any delay, the threat by Moscow comes at a time when Ukraine has claimed to have damaged a Russian navy in the Black Sea.

Russia threatens to retaliate over Finland's NATO membership move

More than 260 Ukrainian soldiers, have been evacuated from the besieged Azovstal steel plant in the port city of Mariupol, appearing to cede control of the city to Russia after 82 days of bombardment.

Russia-Ukraine Crisis: Over 260 Ukrainian soldiers evacuated from Azovstal

The association between Russia and McDonald’s has been an old one. The company opened their first store in Russia in 1990 when they opened their market to Western brands signaling a symbolic end to the Cold War.

McDonald's to leave Russia after more than three decades over Ukraine conflict

The ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict has impacted the global economy deeply and the Governor of the Bank of England Andrew Bailey believes that the global food prices can reach ‘apocalyptic’ levels if the war continues.

Bank of England warns of 'apocalyptic' food prices due to ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict

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