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France's Macron calls for new sanctions on Russia after Bucha killings

'More or less established' that the Russian army is responsible for war crimes, he says

Russia blames US, NATO after Ukraine releases footage of bodies bound

Moscow says photographs, footage broadcast from Bucha are a 'provocation' designed to disrupt peace talks.

Ukraine peace negotiations: How far are the two sides from a settlement?

The current Ukrainian position is centred around two main issues: neutrality and territorial integrity.

Int'l unity over Russia-Ukraine war makes China cautious towards Taiwan

While similarities between Taiwan and Ukraine cannot be drawn in a linear fashion, strong deductions can be made with regard to China's behavior toward Taiwan and the Russia-Ukraine crisis.

EU to discuss another package of sanctions against Russia on April 6

The European Union is mulling additional sanctions against Russia and relevant proposals will be discussed on Wednesday, The Financial Times reported."Further EU sanctions & support are on their way," President of the European Council Charles Michel said on Twitter on Sunday, drawing attention to the events in Bucha.The Financial Times said on Sunday, citing a diplomat with knowledge of the plans, that EU ambassadors are expected to discuss a fresh round of anti-Russia sanctions on Wednesday.The new restrictions could target individuals, but could also include a ban on Russian ships using EU ports. Export and energy supply restrictions are also possible, The Financial Times said.Italian Foreign Minister Luigi Di Maio said on Sunday that Western countries could introduce french sanctions against Russia over the Bucha incident.The Kiev authorities and the media have been spreading video footage, allegedly from the Ukrainian town of Bucha near Kiev, with the bodies of allegedly ...

'Fill the silence with your music,' Ukraine's Zelenskyy tells Grammys

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy appeared in a video message at the Grammy Awards

Is the worst over for the markets?

Apart from the Ukraine-Russia war, high inflation and exit of easy money policy can be a risk for investors this fiscal. Can markets withstand turbulent times or is there a devil waiting in disguise?

Ukraine accuses Russia of atrocities after bodies found bound and shot

Bucha's deputy mayor says 50 of some 300 bodies, found after Russian forces withdrew from the city late last week.

Euro weighed down by talk of fresh sanctions against Russia

The euro has been weighed down by worries about the economic damage from war in Ukraine and last bought $1.1047, not too far from last month's almost two-year trough of $1.0806.

Crucial test for Indian foreign policy as US threatens 'consequences'

There is little doubt that the pressure on India to condemn the Russian invasion of Ukraine is going to mount. A whole host of foreign visitors have made a beeline to Delhi to this end

Implications of short-term gain of cheap Russia oil must be weighed

So, India should carefully weigh the short term gains of buying cheap oil from Russia against implications of annoying the western alliances

Why foreign diplomats are rushing to New Delhi?

Russia and Mexico's foreign minister, UK's foreign secretary, US deputy national security advisor and Netherland's security advisor were in New Delhi last week. What explains this diplomatic traffic?

Blasts heard in Russian city, Ukraine's key port bombed: Report

The blasts come days after Russia's defence ministry said two Ukrainian helicopters struck a fuel depot in the city, some 35 km from the border with Ukraine, after entering Russia at low altitude.

Russia war could further escalate auto prices and shortages

BMW has halted production at two German factories. Mercedes is slowing work at its assembly plants. Volkswagen, warning of production stoppages, is looking for alternative sources for parts

Live: Pak Oppn to level treason charges against Imran Khan, says TV report

Live news updates: Opposition parties say cancellation of the no-confidence vote is illegal, accuse Khan of throwing the country into a constitutional crisis.

Engineering exports may sustain growth momentum despite challenges: EEPC

EEPC chairman also stated that volatility in commodity prices, supply chain disruptions and a possible change in world political order would certainly have an impact on trade and the economy.

US fully backs sending Ukraine weapons, aid

White House chief of staff Ron Klain says US remains fully committed to providing a full range of economic and military support to Ukraine in its war against Russia, which he says as far from over

UK PM Johnson congratulates Ukrainian President over Kyiv pushback

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson congratulated Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for successfully pushing back Russian forces from key regions in the country, including capital city of Kyiv

India's position on Russia-Ukraine conflict steadfast, consistent: Prez

Unlike many other leading powers, India has not yet criticised Russia for its invasion of Ukraine and it abstained from the votes at the UN platforms in condemning the Russian aggression.

Secret intelligence has unusually public role in Ukraine war

On Thursday a British spy chief said demoralised Russian troops were refusing to carry out orders and sabotaging their own equipment.