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Before the crack of dawn on February 24, Russian bombs and missiles began to fall on Ukrainian cities and military installations. The worst fears of those in the West who warned of an impending war between Ukraine and Russia appeared to be coming true. And for the first time since World War II, inte

Elvira Nabiullina, noted for her symbolic outfits, wore funereal black when announcing the economic response to sanctions

Short-term residents in Ukraine, such as foreign students won't be given the same rights and protections in the EU as Ukrainian refugees.

If Russia invades Ukraine, Europe could handle short-term gas disruptions but the energy transition can provide a long-term solution.

As Russias full-scale invasion of Ukraine continues on several fronts, considerable resources of its infantry, air force and navy have been deployed against Ukraine. Experts explain what could unfold in the coming days.

If Russia invades Ukraine, Europe could handle short-term gas disruptions but the energy transition can provide a long-term solution.

The Minsk agreements - named about the capital of Belarus where they were signed in 2014 and 2015 - attempt to secure a ceasefire between the Ukrainian government and Russia-backed separatists in the east of Ukraine.

If Russia invades Ukraine, Europe could handle short-term gas disruptions but the energy transition can provide a long-term solution.

Russia's president heads to Beijing in his first visit since the Covid pandemic.

Russia's president heads to the Chinese capital, Beijing, in his first visit since the Covid pandemic.