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UN denies hampering Zaporizhzhya nuclear checks as Ukraine battle rages

The United Nations rejected Russian accusations that it is preventing a visit by nuclear experts to the Zaporizhzhya plant in Ukraine, amid reports of more shelling and explosions

First UN-chartered freighter leaves Ukraine with grain for Africa

The first grain freighter chartered by the United Nations left the southern Ukrainian port of Pivdennyi with wheat for Africa, according to the governor of the Odessa region, Maksym Marchenko

UN-chartered ship carrying grain for hungry Ethiopia leaves Ukraine

A United Nations-chartered ship loaded with 23,000 metric tonnes of Ukrainian grain destined for Ethiopia set sail Sunday from a Black Sea port, the first shipment of its kind in a programme

Ukraine calls for sanctions on Russian nuclear industry over nuke plant

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called on the West to impose sanctions against Russia's nuclear industry in the wake of the fighting over the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant

Russian shelling heavy in east; Ukraine strikes key bridge in Kherson

Russia's military pounded residential areas across Ukraine overnight, claiming gains, as Ukrainian forces pressed a counteroffensive to try to take back an occupied southern region

Ship reaches war-struck Ukraine to load up with wheat for Africa

A ship docked in a Ukrainian Black Sea port to begin loading up with wheat for hungry people in Ethiopia

Live news: Putin's war hurls Russian economy back four years in one quarter

Live news updates: The jolt of international sanctions over the war disrupted trade and threw industries like car manufacturing into paralysis while consumer spending seized up

UN demands end to military activity at Ukrainian nuclear power plant

The UN nuclear chief warned that "very alarming" military activity at Europe's largest nuclear plant in southeastern Ukraine could lead to dangerous consequences for the region.

Live: Zelenskyy urges world to react on Russian-controlled nuclear plant

Live news updates: The UN Chief has called for an immediate end to all military activity around Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant

Ukraine to implement 107 regulations under Association Agreement with EU

Ukraine has to implement 107 regulations under the Association Agreement with the European Union, the country's Deputy PM for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration, Olha Stefanishyna said.

Centre garners Rs 3,000 crore from windfall tax on oil and gas firms

It is likely to continue with the levy till the Indian basket of crude is above $80 a barrel

Ukraine's creditors agree two-year freeze on $20 billion overseas debt

With no sign of peace or a ceasefire on the horizon nearly six months after Russia's invasion began, holders of around 75% of the outstanding total agreed to Kyiv's proposal

Risk of accident: G7 demands Russian withdrawal from Ukraine's nuke plant

The Group of Seven (G7) nations on Wednesday asked Russia to vacate Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant in Ukraine citing a risk of a dangerous nuclear accident

Ukraine's creditors agree on two-year freeze on $20-bn overseas debt

Ukraine said it would save around $5 billion over the next 24 months as it manages its dwindling financial resources.

US announces $89 mn of FY 2022 funding for demining assistance in Ukraine

US funding will deploy approx 100 demining teams and will support a large-scale train and equip project to strengthen the Government of Ukraine's demining and explosive ordnance disposal capacity

No immediate danger to Ukrainian nuclear power plant from shelling: IAEA

The International Atomic Energy Agency sees no immediate threat to nuclear safety following the shelling of Europe's largest nuclear power plant in Zaporizhzhya, Ukraine

British lawmaker warns people not to become 'desensitised' on Ukraine

British Conservative peer and former party leader Lord Hague of Richmond has warned of the "danger of getting desensitised" to Russia's war in Ukraine

Oil prices see-saw, settle on Russian pipeline constraints, recession fear

Crude prices have been under pressure for weeks as fears mounted that a recession could cut oil demand

GAIL feels blowback from Ukraine war as former Gazprom unit cuts supplies

A former Gazprom subsidiary reneges on its supply contract forcing the state-owned gas distributor to cut back supplies to key industries

Oil rises over $1 a barrel as Russian pipeline halt revives supply fears

Russian pipeline monopoly Transneft said Ukraine had suspended oil flows via the pipeline leg because Western sanctions had prevented a payment from Moscow for transit fees from going through.