Latest Developments in Ukraine: March 23
Full developments of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine …
Hackers Hit Authentication Firm Okta; Customers ‘May Have Been Impacted’
Okta whose authentication services are used by companies including Fedex and Moody’s to provide access to their networks, said on...
Biden Heads to Europe to Coordinate Next Steps for Ukraine
On Wednesday, U.S. President Joe Biden heads to Brussels and Warsaw to coordinate with Western allies on the next phase...
US Announces Deal With UK to End Steel, Aluminum Tariffs
The United States on Tuesday announced an agreement with Britain to end tariffs on steel and aluminum imports imposed by...
Ukraine Forces Launching Counterattacks as Russian Invasion Stalls
Nearly a month after Russian forces invaded Ukraine, there are growing indications Ukrainian forces are going on the offensive, targeting...
China Uses Overseas Social Media to Spread Unique Views on War in Ukraine
Chinese state-controlled media are placing volumes of content on popular social media platforms to air the government’s unique message about...
Azerbaijan’s Jailing of Opposition Party Leader Highlights Criminalization of Slander
Rights activists in Azerbaijan say the government’s recent sentencing to prison of an opposition party leader on charges of slander...
Foreigners Fighting for Ukraine Elicit Scorn, Ambivalence, Support From Governments
The emergence of thousands of foreigners volunteering to fight for Ukraine against Russia’s invasion has drawn sharply differing responses from...
WHO: Ukrainian Refugees in Poland Suffering Health, Mental Disorders
The World Health Organization reports hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian refugees are arriving in Poland in utter distress and afflicted...
Schools in Ukraine Resume Education Despite War
Despite the war, education is still happening full time in thirteen areas of Ukraine, and part time in eight. It...
Japan Protests Russia’s Decision to Quit World War Two Peace Talks
Japan is protesting Russia’s decision to break off negotiations formally ending nearly eight decades of lingering hostilities from World War...
Russian Court Finds Kremlin Critic Navalny Guilty of Fraud
A Russian court found jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny guilty of large-scale fraud on Tuesday, a move likely to see...
Biden: Russia May Use Cyberattacks, Chemical Weapons
Zelenskyy says he’s ready for negotiations with Putin …
Latest Developments in Ukraine: March 22
Full developments of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine …
EU Freezes Some Mali Army Training Over Mercenary Concerns
The European Union’s top diplomat said Monday that he has ordered the suspension of combat training for soldiers in Mali...
Paris Olympics Sets $26 Rate For 1 Million Tickets
One million tickets for the 2024 Paris Olympics will be sold for $26.50 (24 euros) each with availability for all...
Analysis: Ukraine Crisis Reshaping Global Energy Flows
As the Ukraine crisis continues, the West is rethinking its dependence on Russian energy, analysts say. According to Russian thinking,...
Ukraine War Delays EU Sustainable Farming Proposals
The European Commission is set to delay the publication of proposals on sustainable farming and nature that were expected this...
International Community Trains Ivorian Forces in Preparation for Terror Threat
While much of the world is focused on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, analysts warn that nations should not ignore Islamist...
Soviet Echoes of Deportations Alarm Historians
Forced civilian deportations from Ukraine’s besieged port town of Mariupol to Russia are “unconscionable,” U.S. officials said Sunday after authorities...
Biden Heads to Europe to Meet with NATO, EU, G7 Heads Over Ukraine
A critical week for diplomacy, as US President Joe Biden heads to Europe for a special NATO summit aimed at...
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