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UN General Assembly to vote on resolution demanding Russia stop war

Country after country, from Europe's economic powerhouse to a tiny Pacific island nation, have lined up to lash out at Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Ordinary Russians already feeling the pain of sanctions over Ukraine war

The falling ruble pushes up the price of imports, which make up over half the consumer basket.

NATO chief Stoltenberg stresses diplomatic efforts to solve Ukraine crisis

Visiting Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) Jens Stoltenberg has stressed diplomatic efforts to solve the ongoing Ukraine crisis.

In a wired and globalised world, three scenarios for how Ukraine war ends

With each TikTok video and cellphone shot showing Vladimir Putin's brutality, it will be harder and harder for anyone to look away.

Putin 'has no idea what's coming': Biden sees dark endgame for Russian

Biden spoke to US Congress on the sixth day of Russia's invasion of its European neighbor.

Putin signs decree to ensure financial stability as sanctions mount

These measures will be taken in response to anti-Russian sanctions by the US, other countries and international organisations, according to the decree.

Putin was wrong, US is ready: Biden in first State of the Union Address

Biden touched upon some of the key successes of the year-old administration

US bans Russian flights from airspace, setting stage for retaliation

Airlines already face potentially lengthy blockages of key east-west flight corridors after the EU and Moscow issued tit-for-tat airspace bans.

Dictators must 'pay a price': Joe Biden in first State of the Union address

Biden will vow to make Putin pay a price for Russia Ukraine conflict in his first State of the Union address, rallying allies abroad while also outlining his plans at home to fight inflation and covid

Top headlines: Biden to warn Putin; challenges rise for new Sebi chief

From March 3, investors in India will be able to trade in select US stocks through the NSE International Exchange. More on that in our top headlines.

Ukraine crisis: Russian vodka boycott goes global to punish Putin for war

Vodka from Russia accounts for little more than 1% of the total value of imports of the spirit into the US

Ukraine crisis: Russia holds drills with nuclear subs, land-based missiles

Russia's Northern Fleet said in a statement that several of its nuclear submarines were involved in exercises designed to train maneuvering in stormy conditions

Second round of talks between Russia and Ukraine likely tomorrow: Report

The second round of negotiations between Russia and Ukraine may take place on March 2, Ukreaine's Dzerkalo Tyzhnia newspaper reported on Tuesday, citing Ukrainian diplomatic sources.The newspaper also said that during the first round on Monday, the Russian delegation conveyed Moscow's demand to enshrine Ukraine's non-bloc status at the parliamentary level and hold a referendum.Among other conditions reportedly voiced by Moscow was Kiev's recognition of the Luhansk and Donetsk people's republics within the borders of the Luhansk and Donetsk regions, as well as the denazification of Ukraine.

Yashwant Sinha advises Modi to step in as mediator in Russia-Ukraine crisis

Modi has good relations with Vladimir Putin and he can play a significant role in ending the ongoing six-day-old war with Ukraine as it is badly affecting the global economy, said Sinha

As Ukraine conflict rages, Biden seeks to unite Americans in annual speech

Biden intends to use the annual speech to stress the importance of countering Putin and push his domestic economic agenda

Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 6th day: What do we know so far

Russia's war on Ukraine is now in its sixth day, with a miles-long convoy of Russian tanks and armored vehicles inching closer to the Ukrainian capital and fighting intensifying on the ground. Russia on Tuesday stepped up shelling of Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-largest city, pounding civilian targets there. Casualties mounted and reports emerged that more than 70 Ukrainian soldiers were killed after Russian artillery recently hit a military base in Okhtyrka, a city between Kharkiv and Kyiv, the capital. But Ukrainian fighters are putting up a fierce resistance and surprisingly, Russia has not been able to dominate the skies. There are increasing fears that as Russia becomes more isolated under an avalanche of Western sanctions, Vladimir Putin could become even more reckless and set off a world-altering war. Across Ukraine, civilians continue to bear the brunt of the conflict with families and children huddled in underground subway stations, basements and other shelters. The Red Cros

Russia:Google, Meta face penalties as deadline passes to open local offices

Russian legislation has obliged foreign social media companies with more than 500,000 daily users to open local offices since July 2021 or be subject to restrictions as severe as outright bans

China's Russian coal purchases stall as buyers struggle to secure financing

Russia accounted for roughly 15% of China's total imports and was its second largest supplier behind Indonesia

Hungary PM Viktor Orban faces pressure to cut ties with Putin

Putin amassed tens of thousands of troops along the borders of Ukraine, Hungary's neighbour to the east, Orban avoided condemning the buildup and spoke emphatically against applying sanctions

Would Vladimir Putin actually be able to rule Ukraine?

Ukrainian resistance to Russia's invasion has been fierce since Vladimir Putin attacked the country, raising questions about whether he'd be able to rule Ukrainians as he pleases