Nato Countries

Explained: Why NATO won’t call for a no-fly zone in Ukraine

Military analysts say there is no chance that the US, Britain and their European allies will impose a no-fly zone because it could easily escalate the war in Ukraine into a nuclear confrontation between NATO and Russia

Blame Putin, but don’t ignore West’s moral certitude and reckless arrogance for precipitating Ukraine crisis

Putin’s actions are a reminder that realist statecraft isn’t obsolete, and fashionable theories of international relations come a cropper during great power conflict

Ukraine crisis: Biden imposes sanctions against Russia after Kyiv demands action; 'no choice' but to invade, says Putin

Ukraine demanded that Russian banks be excluded from the international SWIFT financial transfer network, as the West considered how to ramp up sanctions in the wake of Moscow's invasion

Russia-Ukraine war Updates: Joe Biden vows freedom will prevail; Russia says first day of invasion 'successful'

Russia-Ukraine war LIVE Updates: The US president mapped out a slew of sanctions, which will be imposed on the Kremlin that will leave the country a ‘pariah on the international stage’

Russia-Ukraine conflict: CMs writes to MEA over Indian students' evacuation, Oppn slams Centre

The Indian Embassy issued a third travel advisory on Thursday asking Indian nationals to remain safe and not leave homes unless necessary and stressed on carrying their documents at all times

Ukraine imposes martial law: What it means, what Zelensky said, how public reacted

As Russian president Vladimir Putin declared military operation on Ukraine on Thursday morning, Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky announced martial law in the country, saying Russia has targeted Ukraine’s military infrastructure.

Ukraine crisis: NATO agrees to beef up eastern flank over Russian attack

While some of NATO's 30 member countries are supplying arms, ammunition and other equipment to Ukraine, NATO as an organisation is not

Ukrainian ambassador seeks PM Modi's intervention, says 'special partnership' with Russia could ease crisis

Russian president Vladimir Putin launched special military operations 'to protect' residents in eastern Ukraine and warned other countries that any attempt to interfere would lead to 'consequences'

‘Demilitarise and denazify’: How Vladimir Putin justifies Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

In a televised speech, the Russian president said he was ordering a military operation in the Donbass area to bring 'justice to those who committed numerous crimes against peaceful people'

Ukraine-Russia crisis may hit commodities beyond just oil and gas, says ex-RBI guv Raghuram Rajan

Rajan believes the escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine have the potential to affect not just oil and natural gas but essential commodities like wheat