Russia has placed Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas, Lithuania’s culture minister and other officials from Baltic nations on its “wanted” list on Tuesday (Feb 13) for their alleged involvement in the destruction of Soviet-era monuments.

Russia puts Estonian PM Kaja Kallas, Baltic politicians on ‘wanted’ list for this reason

Odesa, the Ukrainian city on the Black Sea officially opened several beaches for public on Saturday (August 12) for the first time since the start of the Russian invasion.

Ukraine: Odesa opens beaches to public for first time since Russian invasion

The United States and the United Kingdom on Thursday (June 8) struck a fresh strategic pact underlining the "special relationship" to tackle China, Russia and economic instability.

US, UK adopt 'Atlantic Declaration' to tackle emerging global threats

In the face of Ukrainian crisis, a hero emerges - The story of Prytula

Ukraine released postage stamps showing a kid defeating a grown man in judo with the phrase “FCK PTN” in Cyrillic added to the lower left part to mark the first anniversary of the Russian invasion.

‘FCK PTN’: Ukraine releases new postage stamps marking anniversary of Russian invasion

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Russia warns of escalation, nuclear war outbreak as West mulls sending powerful weapons to Ukraine

Russia has once again replaced its military commander in Ukraine putting army chief of staff Valery Gerasimov in charge of its forces in the conflict. Watch this to know more.

Why is Russia replacing its top military commander in Ukraine again?

Russia replaces military commander in Ukraine again

The defence ministers of Russia, Turkiye and Syria met in Moscow on Wednesday, the first such talks since a war broke out in Syria. It was also the first meeting between Turkish and Syrian defence ministers since the start of the war in 2011.

Turkiye, Syria, Russia defense ministers meet for first talks since 2011

As the power crisis looms in Germany following sanctions on Russian gas, Chancellor Olaf Scholz on Monday announced to keep three of its remaining nuclear power plants in operation at least until mid-April.

Amid looming power crunch, Germany decides to extend operations of remaining 3 nuclear plants

As Ukraine battles Russia's invasion of their country, their national team's star Andriy Shevchenko recently urged countries not to forget about their predicament.

'Support peace in Ukraine'- Former Chelsea star and Ballon d'Or winner calls for int'l backing in war effort

Taking a more aggressive stance in the ongoing Ukraine invasion, Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu has ordered his forces to intensify attacks “in all operational sectors” of the war.

Russia will take more aggressive stance against Ukraine, says defence minister Sergei Shoigu

Ukraine announced Saturday the deaths of four foreign military volunteers fighting Russian forces, whose invasion has spurred a wave of solidarity abroad including from experienced combat veterans.

Ukraine announces deaths of four foreign military volunteers

Poland's foreign minister, Zbigniew Rau, who is on an India visit, has briefed PM Narendra Modi and External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar on the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

During Delhi visit, Poland FM briefs PM Modi, Jaishankar on Russian invasion of Ukraine

A 36-year-old Chinese vlogger, who lives in Ukraine’s southern Odesa city, has been branded as a “national traitor” by his own people back home for simply posting videos of war-torn Ukraine.

Chinese vlogger in Ukraine branded ‘national traitor’ for siding with Kyiv in Russian war

US President Joe Biden’s approval ratings appear to have improved in response to his actions against the Russian invasion of Ukraine. According to several surveys done post the invasion of Ukraine, Biden’s approval rating rose by 5 points or more standing at about 42 per cent in an average of all the pollsters.

Biden’s approval ratings see a jump after Russian invasion of Ukraine

Seven refugee bears from Kyiv were getting used to their new home in the western city of Lviv on March 8, after enduring a 24 hour non-stop journey to safety.

Bears rescued from Russian Invasion

A man in Ireland rammed his truck through the gates of the Russian embassy in Dublin as part of his protest against the Russian invasion of Ukraine—earning applause from onlookers.

Watch | Irish man rams truck into Russian embassy gates, arrested

Russia has announced fresh ceasefire to open humanitarian corridors in Ukraine to facilitate the evacuations of civilians from several Ukraine in cities. The Russian military will hold fire on open green corridors in several Ukraine cities including the capital Kyiv 7am onwards. Now Russian defence ministry confirmed that they hold temporary ceasefire to facilitate the evacuation from several Ukraine in cities.

Russia calls for a temporary ceasefire in Ukraine from 7 AM GMT to aid in evacuations

There have been growing concerns among the US leadership that Taiwan might be targeted next by China as the Russian invasion of Ukraine unfolds. The anxiety was reflected when former US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, one of former president Donald Trump's most hawkish advisors on China, arrived in arrived in Taipei on Wednesday for a visit.

Pompeo voices concern over Taiwan as Russian invasion of Ukraine unfolds

A statement has been issued by the Cannes Film Festival, commenting on calls for a boycott of Russian cinema and said it will bar Russian delegations but not filmmakers.

Russian delegations banned from Cannes Film Festival amid Russia-Ukraine crisis

It is the need of the hour and so a Ukrainian musician has decided to trade his microphone for military fatigues and an assault rifle as he aids his country in defending itself against Russia's invasion.

Ukrainian musician trades guitar for the gun as he joins the military to fight the Russians

Known to always speak his mind, comedian and TV host John Oliver made some scathing remarks on Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday's episode of 'Last Week Tonight'.

John Oliver calls out Russian President Vladimir Putin on 'Last Week Tonight'

Days after a post of former Miss Ukraine Anastasiia Lenna holding a gun went viral, the beauty queen has given a clarification. In the viral post, the former beauty queen was seen holding a gun and in a military uniform of sorts.

Did former Miss Ukraine Anastasiia Lenna actually join the military forces to fight Russia? The model explains