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Air raid sirens do not deter the 15 or so girls and boys in a basement classroom. They jump on command as their teacher calmly closes the shutters and blinds.

The relentless Russian offensive against Ukraine has resulted in catastrophic damage to the country's energy infrastructure, with losses now totaling $11.5 billion, according to Ukraine's Deputy Minister of Energy Svitlana Hrynchuk. As the conflict persists, the impact on the energy grid is significant, threatening the stability and resilience of Ukraine's power system. https://youtu.be/CY6od5Zcbl4?si=qFzT4IIshNjmSKdD In a…

KYIV: A three-storey building in central Kyiv was badly damaged in a Russian missile attack on Monday morning that...

The Swiss Franc (CHF) edges higher on Monday as increased risk aversion pushes investors into safe-havens, of which the Swiss Franc is one of the best known.

Three story building in Kyiv targeted by Russian missiles on Monday, with missile debris falling in three other districts within the city.

“749 days our brothers and sisters have been living under bombardments, shelling, and attacks. This is their reality. Our solidarity is unwavering because theirs is a fight for democracy and freedom which are at the core of who we are as education trade unions,” stated David Edwards, Education International General Secretary to unionists gathered to show support for teachers and students in Ukraine.

Moscow has unleashed an explosive onslaught against Ukrainian energy infrastructure, in the wake of ongoing attacks on Russian refineries.

Our president may be an international star with multiple Time magazine covers, but he still must serve his people.

A Russian attack on a village near Kherson heavily damaged an educational institution, a cultural center, and an administrative building, Kherson Oblast Governor Oleksandr Prokudin reported on March 25.

Europe News: NEW DELHI: Multiple explosions were heard in central Kyiv on Monday, accompanied by air raid sirens urging residents to seek shelter.