Category: 1. Ukraine

Ukraine’s largest private oil and gas company is meeting with bond investors in London next week as it faces more than $70 million in debt payments this year and the threat of supply disruptions from Russian attacks on its facilities near the…

Image of a downed Shahed-136, which was discovered by the police on 17 March 2024 in Vinnitska Oblast in central Ukraine. (National Police of Ukraine)

Russian Shahed loitering munitions and Ukrainian air defences are…

Farmers in three Ukrainian regions have begun harvesting early grain and leguminous crops, gathering 34,800 tonnes of new-crop grain from 14,200 hectares – 28% less than at the same point last year, the Ministry of Agrarian Policy…

Europe and the United States must remain consistent in their support for Ukraine, particularly in terms of military assistance, as this will increase the chances that Vladimir Putin agrees to enter negotiations.

KYIV, Ukraine — Russian drones slammed into two Ukrainian cities, killing at least one person in nighttime attacks, authorities said Friday, as a Kremlin official said he expected an announcement next week on dates for a fresh round of direct…

On Tuesday, June 24, at 2:00 p.m., the presentation of the book by former Prosecutor General of Ukraine Viktor Shokin “Joe Biden’s International Corruption and My Struggle as the Prosecutor General of Independent Ukraine” will begin at the press center of the Interfax-Ukraine news…

While U.S. President Donald Trump is trying to find common ground with Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin to begin negotiating an end to the war in Ukraine, Russia has already provided ample justification for applying serious pressure to compel it toward peace.

Norway and six other north European countries call for Russian soldier to be…

Russia continues its tactics of terror against the civilian population, pressure is needed on the aggressor country so that Russia loses the ability to finance its war,…