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Battle in Ukraine's east rages, Zelenskiy vows to retake territory
Ukrainian forces struggled to hold their ground in bloody street-to-street fighting in the eastern frontline city of Sievierodonetsk as President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said the situation was difficult, also pledging to retake Russia's gains.
Gareth Bale searches for club after World Cup qualification
The Welshman's contract with Real Madrid ends this summer.
Battle for Ukraine's Sievierodonetsk rages through city's streets
Ukrainian and Russian troops fought street by street for control of the industrial city of Sievierodonetsk on Monday in a pivotal battle of the Kremlin offensive in Ukraine's eastern Donbas region.
Ukrainian President Zelenskiy travels close to front-line near Sievierodonetsk
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Sunday he had traveled to Lysychansk and Soledar, two cities very close to some of the most intense fighting between his country's troops and Russian forces.
French Open: Gauff in tears, Swiatek speaks up for Ukraine
Swiatek dominated the final with a 6-1,6-3 victory over Gauff.
U.N. aid chief in Moscow to discuss Ukraine grain exports
U.N. aid chief Martin Griffiths is in Moscow on Thursday and Friday to discuss clearing the way for exports of grain and other food from Ukraine's Black Sea ports, a U.N.
Ukraine's Zelensky blasts 'crazy' Russia over chemical plant hit
The situation on the eastern frontline in Donbas has become increasingly desperate, with Ukrainian towns facing near constant shelling from Russian forces.
'No sane person' thinks Putin is ill, says Russian minister about rumours
Russia's foreign minister Sergei Lavrov has dismissed all rumours around Vladimir Putin's health.
Europe's dash for gas puts Australia's LNG import plans at risk
Europe's race to replace Russian gas supply has threatened Australia's plans for five gas import terminals as they compete for key infrastructure, raising the risk of a supply shortfall in Australia's populous southeast in the next two years.
EU bans most Russian oil; Zelenskiy calls Donbas situation 'extremely difficult'
European Union leaders agreed on Monday to ban most imports of Russian oil to the 27-nation bloc as Ukrainian and Russian forces battled on the outskirts of Sievierodonetsk, the last city still held by Kyiv in Ukraine's strategic Luhansk province.
EU, resolving a deadlock, in deal to cut most Russia oil imports
European Union leaders agreed in principle on Monday to cut 90% of oil imports from Russia by the end of this year, resolving a deadlock with Hungary over the bloc's toughest sanction yet on Moscow since the invasion of Ukraine three months ago.
Ukraine's Donbas 'unconditional priority' for Moscow - Russia's Lavrov
In recent weeks, Russia has focused its drive on Donbas after pulling back from a failed advance on Kyiv and other Ukrainian regions.
EU struggles to break deadlock on Russian oil ban before summit
Another EU official said the mooted compromise raised questions of fairness on the sanctions burden shouldered by member states.
Is Ukraine the attack helicopter's grave?
The numerous videos on social media of Russian helicopter gunships being shot down are very public evidence of the extent of the losses.
Mastercard shifts focus to Southeast Asia, LatAm after India ban, Russia exit
Mastercard suspended operations in Russia - a market that accounted for roughly 4% its net revenue in 2021 - in March, over its invasion of Ukraine.
Fertiliser maker Yara says world faces extreme food supply shock
Some 25 million tonnes of corn and grains are stuck in Black Sea ports because of the war in the Ukraine and Russian grains and fertilisers exports are also disrupted by sanctions.
Ukraine war pushes Brazil toward natural fertilizers
A study last year found around five percent of farmland in Brazil used remineralizers.
Oil firms on tight supply though EU ban on Russian oil still uncertain
"The focus in oil markets is on the EU summit taking place next week, at which another attempt will be made to agree on an EU-wide embargo on Russian oil,"
Ukraine, Poland agree on joint customs control to ease movement of people, goods
Ukraine's Infrastructure Minister Oleksander Kubrakov said that the two neighbours were working on easing transport of Ukraine's goods to the European Union.
Oil climbs in tight market as U.S. driving season looms
Market gains have been capped, however, by concerns about China's efforts to crush COVID with lockdowns, even with Shanghai due to reopen on June 1.
Ukraine top of the agenda in Davos as business leaders gather
On the business agenda, discussions are likely to focus on the souring state of financial markets and the global economy.
Pakistan-born British billionaire buys warplanes for Ukraine
Pakistan-born British billionaire Mohammad Zahoor, who is married to a famous Ukrainian singer, has reportedly brought two warplanes to help Ukraine in its fight against Russia.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine sets off Latin American fertilizer race
Mexico, Ecuador, Colombia and Peru are also, to a greater or lesser extent, dependent on Russian fertilizers.
Davos returns under Ukraine cloud after Covid break
President Vladimir Putin spoke at the online meeting last year, but organisers decided to exclude Russians this time as Western powers have imposed sanctions on Moscow over the Ukraine conflict.
Yellen says G7 to give Ukraine funds it needs 'to get through this'
Yellen said that funding pledges to Ukraine during the meeting exceeded the $15 billion that Kiev has estimated it needs over the next three months
UN chief warns of famine, urges Russia to free Ukrainian grain
The UN chief also said that Russian food and fertilizers "must have full and unrestricted access to world markets."
Finland, Sweden submit application to join NATO
Sweden and Finland were both neutral throughout the Cold War, and their decision to join NATO is one of the most significant changes in Europe's security architecture for decades
McDonald's to pull out of Russia, says 'impossible to ignore humanitarian crisis'
McDonald's has decided to shut shop in Russia more than 30 years after it first opened its operations in the country. It has now joined the list of firms that have stopped offering their services in the country.
Ukrainian troops evacuate from Mariupol, ceding control to Russia
Russian President Vladimir Putin appeared on Monday to climb down from threats to retaliate against Sweden and Finland for announcing plans to join the U.S.-led NATO military alliance.
U.S. backs U.N. push to get Ukraine grain back to global market
The conflict has also disrupted shipping in the Black Sea, throttling exports from Ukraine and Russia