Ukraine Russia War

Will grain row with Poland hurt Ukraine amid Russia war?

While Warsaw said it will no longer send weapons to Kyiv over the row, experts say the move is unlikely to have a ‘significant impact’ as the majority of armaments have already been transferred in the early days of the war

UN atomic watchdog warns of nuclear threat amid escalating conflict in Ukraine

“Whatever happens in a conflict zone, wherever it may be, everybody would stand to lose from a nuclear accident, and I urge that all necessary precautions must be taken to avoid it happening,"

G20 Delhi Declaration refers to war 'in' and not 'against' Ukraine in major shift from Bali Declaration as G7, EU relent

G20 New Delhi Leaders' Declaration has called for the establishment of a 'comprehensive, just, and lasting peace in Ukraine'

New Zealand offers permanent residency to Ukranians fleeing war

Permanent residency will be available to people who travel to New Zealand on the temporary Special Ukraine Visa before March 15 next year, Immigration Minister Andrew Little said

Why Ukraine’s NATO membership seems out of reach

As NATO leaders are set to meet in Lithuania, the US and Germany are worried that inviting Ukraine into the fold risks widening conflict with Russia. While some experts say such concerns are well-founded, others argue that chances of direct war with Moscow are overblown

'Ukraine Russia war resolution still at early days', says EAM Jaishankar

Jaishankar said at the moment, most of the problems are related to matters such as a grain corridor, nuclear issues and the exchange of prisoners of war

Know why dirt-cheap iPhones have flooded Russian market?

Despite the sanctions imposed on Russia, and the fact that most US and EU based tech companies have withdrawn from Russia, Apple products, especially iPhones are flooding the market, and being sold for dirt cheap rates, about 10-15% cheaper than the EU.

Egg on Face: PEN apologises for disinviting Russian writers to event after US journo quit in protest

The issue arose when Ukrainian writers and active-duty soldiers, Artyom Chapay and Artyom Chekh, who were originally set to participate in a separate panel, refused to attend the festival altogether unless Russians were excluded entirely

US embassy in Kyiv now fears 'missile' strike by Russia; asks Americans to leave Ukraine

Any American who is still in Ukraine must have "a contingency plan that does not rely on US government assistance," and should leave the nation "when it is safe to do so," US embassy said in a statement

The Case of Fake Letters: Lithuanian Defence Ministry denies asking citizens to join army, fight in Ukraine 

The Defence Ministry also noted that similar fake information related to military conscription has been shared on Russian websites. Meanwhile, Lithuanians are not alone in receiving such letters. Polish people have also been sent out letters asking them to join the army