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Ukraine's Zelenskyy announces second pro-business body to support companies during war

Zelenskyy earlier this week announced the creation of the Council for the Support of Entrepreneurship, stating that its goals were to improve the economy and provide clarity on matters concerning law enforcement

Microsoft executives spied on by state-sponsored Russian hackers

The company said that the Russian group had access to "a very small percentage" of Microsoft corporate email accounts, including those of its senior leadership team and staff members working in its legal, cybersecurity, and other departments

Russia: Clashes erupt in Bashkortostan as rights activist sentenced

Social media footage captured the confrontations near the court in Baymak, with supporters engaging in clashes with police, including throwing snowballs. Alsynov's conviction for inciting ethnic hatred sparked rare large-scale protests in Russia

150 million tonnes and counting: The carbon footprint of the Russia-Ukraine war

The total amount of emissions after 18 months of the Russia-Ukraine war is estimated to be 150 million tonnes of CO2, which is more than the annual emission of a highly developed country like Belgium

Vantage | Why Israel accuses Western media of collaborating with Hamas

The unfolding situation prompts a crucial question: at what point does journalism transition from being a chronicler to a collaborator?

Vantage | Why risks of Israel-Hamas war aren't in West Asia alone

The urgency for a ceasefire and diplomatic resolution is underscored not only by the immediate humanitarian crisis in Gaza but also by the potential spillover effects reaching far beyond West Asia

Qatar's role in Israel-Hamas war: Brokering peace or fuelling conflict?

It is equally paradoxical to notice that the sponsor of the conflict is going to resolve it

Vantage | Why Israel must demolish tunnels to destroy Hamas

Hamas has strategically embedded its tunnel network within civilian areas to use civilians as human shields

Why Hamas might get away with its murderous attack

If Israel agrees to ‘humanitarian pauses’, Hamas will see it as a sign of capitulation and like-minded terror organisations will realise they too can get away with anything if they can ensure a one-way narrative

Ukraine is slowly being left to its fate because the Israel-Hamas war is offering a more gruesome, gripping story

In targeting Israel, Hamas may have ended up dealing Ukraine a body blow