New York: The Pulitzer Prizes for 2023 were announced in New York. It is clear that coverage of the ongoing war in Ukraine and Russia's invasion of the country was a major theme among the winners. The New York Times was awarded the prize for international
Moscow: As many as 354,000 Russian and Ukrainian soldiers have been killed or injured in the Ukraine war which is grinding towards a protracted conflict that may last well beyond 2023, according to a trove of purported U.S. intelligence documents posted online. If authentic, the documents,
New Delhi: After refusing to condemn Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in the United Nations and procurement of oil from the country by New Delhi, visible cracks have emerged in the “strategic relationship” between the United States and India. Since the outbreak of the Ukraine war, there
New Delhi: Russia is unable to deliver vital defence supplies it had committed to India's military because of the war in Ukraine, the Indian Air Force (IAF) says. New Delhi has been worried that Moscow's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 could affect military supplies from
Brussels: European Union (EU) head Ursula von der Leyen floated the idea of a "specialized court" to put Russian top officials on trial over the war in Ukraine.
Washington: The meeting of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) will be critical to help end the war in Ukraine and the continuing human rights violations resulting from the conflict.
Beijing: German Chancellor Olaf Scholz who is currently on an official visit to China said that China and Germany are strongly opposed to the use of any nuclear weapon in the Ukraine war. "Here in China everyone knows that an escalation (of the war in Ukraine)
Chicago: The world is heading toward the tightest grain inventories in years despite the resumption of exports from Ukraine, as the shipments are too few and harvests from other major crop producers are smaller than initially expected, according to grain supply and crop forecast data. Poor
Geneva: The UN’s acting human rights chief decried on Monday the “intimidation” of people in Russia voicing opposition to the Ukraine war, warning it was undermining fundamental freedoms. Speaking before the UN Human Rights Council, deputy UN rights chief Nada Al Nashif decried the “intimidation, restrictive
London: Russia has failed to gain ground in cyberspace against Ukraine almost six months after its invasion of the country, the head of Britain’s GCHQ intelligence service said on Friday. Jeremy Fleming, the intelligence head, in an op-ed in The Economist, wrote that both countries have