No democratic legitimacy: Ukraine demands allies shun Putin’s inauguration
Ukraine's foreign ministry declared "no legal grounds" exist for viewing Putin as a "democratically elected and legitimate president of the Russian Federation."
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Von der Leyen presses Xi to rein in Russia’s nuclear saber-rattling
"President Xi has an important role to play to bring another voice into this constant nuclear threat that Russia has made repeatedly," von der Leyen told reporters following a trilateral summit with Xi and French President Emmanuel Macron.
Russia’s Parliament bans ‘foreign agents’ from elections in new crackdown
Russian authorities have slapped the "foreign agent" label on thousands of NGOs, news outlets, activists, and opposition figures who receive funds from abroad or are accused of promoting foreign interests.
Russia summons UK Envoy amid tensions over Ukraine strikes, nuclear drills
According to Russian state media, Ambassador Nigel Casey was called to the foreign ministry, although no official reason was given initially.
Ukraine drone strikes injure dozens in Russia’s Belgorod, Moscow claims
Kyiv has neither confirmed nor denied involvement in Monday's reported drone strikes. Ukrainian officials have previously stated they will use force to hit logistical targets and supply lines inside Russia.
‘Nuclear blackmail’: Ukraine condemns Russia’s nuclear drill rhetoric
Russia has not officially confirmed the nuclear element of the upcoming drills. However, the mere suggestion of simulating nuclear strikes is likely to stoke fears about the potential for escalation in the year-old conflict.
Dmitry Medvedev paints apocalyptic vision of Western intervention in Ukraine
Medvedev's ominous message went on to suggest that Western leaders would not be able to seek refuge in their traditional seats of power.
Russia’s Ministry of Defence announces preparations for non-strategic nuclear exercises amidst heightened tensions
These tensions have reached new heights, with diplomatic channels strained and mutual mistrust running deep. The crisis in Ukraine, in particular, has been a flashpoint, with Russia's annexation of Crimea in 2014.
Russia strikes vital infrastructure in Ukraine, plunging half a million homes into darkness
In response to the attacks, Ukrainian officials have condemned Russia's actions, denouncing them as flagrant violations of international law.
Japan tobacco adapts supply chains to navigate Russian market amid Sanctions
Japan Tobacco has strategically revamped its supply chains to align with Western sanctions against Moscow while ensuring its foothold in the lucrative Russian market remains intact, according to CEO Masamichi Terabatake.
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