Ukraine

Ukraine to import gas from Greece as Zelenskiy seeks €2 billion to cover winter energy needs

Ukraine has arranged winter gas imports from Greece and aims to secure nearly 2 billion euros to offset losses caused by Russian strikes.

Zelenskyy renews plea for more air defence after deadly strike on Kyiv killed 7

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday renewed his plea for more air-defence systems a day after Russian strikes on Kyiv killed seven people.

Ukraine embroiled in major energy corruption scandal. What we know

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his government are caught up in a corruption scandal as Russia's invasion of Ukraine enters its fourth winter. Two ministers from Zelenskyy's Cabinet have resigned just a few days into the investigation while a close ally has been sanctioned. What is happening in Kyiv?

Russia is using spare oil refining capacity to offset damage caused by Ukrainian drone attacks: Report

Russia's oil processing has fallen just 3% this year despite Ukraine's biggest drone attacks to date as refineries averted a steep decline in fuel production by leveraging spare capacity to offset damage from the strikes, a report has suggested

Zelenskyy sanctions former business partner as $100 million fraud scandal rocks Ukraine

Zelenskyy on Thursday imposed sanctions on a former business associate accused of masterminding a major corruption scandal that has triggered public outrage in a country worn down by nearly four years of war

Zelenskyy sacks two ministers as bribery scandal engulfs war-torn Ukraine

Amid growing public outrage, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy sacked two ministers accused of being involved in a large-scale bribery scheme.

G7 calls for 'immediate ceasefire' in Ukraine war, pledges tougher measures against Russia

Foreign Ministers from the Group of Seven nations released a joint statement calling for an "immediate ceasefire" in the Ukraine war.

How a corruption scandal could redefine Zelenskyy’s legacy

Ukraine is being shaken by one of its biggest wartime corruption scandals. The country’s Justice Minister German Galushchenko, a former energy minister, has been suspended after being caught up in an investigation into one of Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s top allies, who is accused of orchestrating a $100-million scheme to secure kickbacks from the power sector

Kremlin seeks to end war but peace efforts remain stalled

The Kremlin says it wants to end the Ukraine war which is escalating on a larger scale, but there is currently a pause, the situation is stalled.

Ukraine, Gaza, Syria...: Thanks to wars, bacteria turning antibiotics useless

Wars in Ukraine, Gaza, and Syria are fueling the rapid spread of antibiotic-resistant bacteria, creating a global health threat that could outlast the conflicts themselves.