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Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: List of key events from day six
As the Russia-Ukraine war enters its sixth day, we take a look at the major developments.
‘Don’t want my family killed’: Ukrainian civilians ready to fight
As Russian troops move further into Ukraine, many civilians in Zaporizhzhia are volunteering to help the Ukrainian army.
Asian shares recover following talks between Russia and Ukraine
Oil prices continue to climb amid persistent supply disruption fears following the invasion of Ukraine.
US rules out Ukraine no-fly zone after Zelenskyy appeal
After Ukrainian president's appeal, US says measure would be step towards direct conflict with Russia.
Investors seeking to offload Russian assets have a tough task
Selling shares on the open market will not be an easy task on the back of sanctions that make Russia an economic pariah.
Hong Kong’s leader urges calm as lockdown fears spur panic buying
Residents strip supermarket shelves bare amid fears of compulsory isolation and family separations.
Hollywood halts movie releases in Russia over Ukraine invasion
Warner Bros, Walt Disney Co and Sony Pictures say they are pausing the release of their films in Russia.
Turkey blocks warships from straits amid Russia-Ukraine crisis
Move comes after Ukraine asked Turkey to prevent transit of Russian warships from the Mediterranean to the Black Sea.
Crypto will not save Russia from sanctions, experts say
Faced with the toughest economic sanctions ever imposed on a major power, Moscow has limited options to lessen the pain.
Across the US, CBD glut inspires gamble on industrial hemp
A small group of pioneers is looking to harness the potential of the untapped US market for hemp seeds and fibre.
Facebook to restrict access to Russian state media outlets in EU
Meta's head of global affairs says company will limit access to RT and Sputnik in EU amid Russian attack on Ukraine.
Russia-Ukraine: ICC to launch probe into possible war crimes
International Criminal Court prosecutor says there is 'reasonable basis' to believe that crimes occurred in Ukraine.
Companies head for the exit in Russia as sanctions intensify
The West has moved to punish Russia with a raft of measures over its invasion of Ukraine.
US expelling Russian diplomats from UN mission in New York
US mission to UN accuses Russian diplomats of 'espionage activities', but Moscow's envoy slams move as 'hostile'.
Ukraine urges no-fly zone; Russian convoy nears Kyiv – Live news
White House rejects Ukraine's appeal for a no-fly zone, says such a move could draw US into war with Russia.
Western companies in Russia’s oil and gas sector
Some facts about exposure of Western oil and gas companies to Russia.
No breakthrough at Ukraine talks as Russian assault continues
The talks took place after Russian forces bombarded residential areas in Ukraine's second-largest city, Kharkiv.
Diary from Kyiv: ‘I’m staying in my home no matter what happens’
From the bathroom of her home in Kyiv, Zakhida Adylova documents five days of war.
Could economic sanctions on Russia hurt the rest of the world?
Warnings of steep price rises for Russian oil, gas and other commodities.
Time for Bosnia to ‘get rid of Russian influence’: Analysts
The Ukraine crisis presents opportunity for Bosnia 'to deal a decisive blow' to Putin-backed separatists, experts say.
US Supreme Court weighs EPA’s authority to limit carbon emissions
Coal-producing states challenge US agency's ability to issue sweeping, new clean power policies amid climate crisis.
Turkish opposition parties promise return to parliamentary system
A plan signed by six opposition party leaders aims to entirely overhaul the existing executive presidential system.
Desperate Afghans sell kidneys amid poverty, starvation
Residents of one town say they are forced to sell their kidneys to make ends meet.
FIFA and UEFA suspend Russia from international football
FIFA and UEFA suspend Russia's national and club teams from all international football competitions after backlash.
The climate crisis: Arming the enemy from within
Banks and big corporations are still pouring billions into coal and oil, making climate breakdown harder to beat.
‘Huge impact’: First January 6 US Capitol riot trial begins
Legal experts say trial of Guy Wesley Reffitt could influence the course of many other Capitol riot cases.
Mexico investigating reports of 17 people shot dead during wake
Video shared widely on social media shows people lined up against a wall in Michoacan state before gunshots ring out.
Climate crisis: Will small California farms survive soaring heat?
The most profitable agricultural region in the US faces a significant rise in temperatures by the end of the century.
UN Security Council extends Yemen arms embargo to all Houthis
Resolution proposed by UAE comes amid string of recent attacks on Gulf countries claimed by the Yemeni rebel group.
IOC calls for ban on Russian athletes amid Ukraine invasion
Body urges member states to exclude Russian, Belarusian athletes from taking part in sport events amid Ukraine war.
500,000 people have fled Ukraine conflict: UN
More than half a million people have fled Ukraine since Russian forces invaded the country, according to the UN.
Russia-Ukraine: US, UK, EU, Canada sanction Russia’s central bank
Measures aim to 'disrupt Russia’s attempts to prop up its rapidly depreciating currency', US Treasury says.
US shuts Belarus embassy, approves evacuation from Moscow embassy
Secretary of State Antony Blinken announced the suspension of operations and the authorised departures in a statement.
Afghan family which moved to Ukraine forced to flee again
Ajmal Rahmani has fled conflict in Afghanistan, only to find himself trapped in the midst of another war.
EU warns Belarus opening door to Russian nukes after vote
Move comes as Belarus faces criticism for allowing Russian forces use its territory as a launchpad to attack Ukraine.
Nigeria urges respect towards Africans at Ukrainian border
Increasing reports cite how African citizens are being blocked from crossing into Poland from Ukraine.
In Ukraine, Putin is bound to lose
Putin is a failed student of recent war history.
Russia-Ukraine war: What is Putin’s endgame?
The Russian president is facing an unexpected level of resistance, but is determined to continue on a belligerent path.
Stocks tumble as West intensifies sanctions on Russia
Almost 90 percent of the companies in the S&P 500 fell in Monday morning trading.
Russia activates defences to shield $1.5 trillion economy
A slew of economic sanctions has caused the rouble to plummet to a record low.
Fleeing Ukraine: I would ‘have done anything to keep him with me’
A woman describes being separated from her 18-year-old brother at the Polish border as men were told they must remain.
At least 20 civilians killed in attack in eastern Congo: Report
A resident of the attacked village and an activist said the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) were behind the killings.
Ukraine reports dozens killed in Kharkiv rocket attacks
Russian rockets hit Kharkiv while Mariupol is 'hanging on' and Russian troops are reportedly advancing towards Mykolaiv.
Climate change to make world sicker, poorer: UN report
World has a 'brief and rapidly closing window' to stem the effects of climate change, the new report warns.
Ukraine, Russia begin talks on Belarus border
Ukraine seeks ceasefire and immediate withdrawal of Russian troops.
Ukraine leader frees convicts with combat skills to fight Russia
Zelenskyy calls on Russian soldiers to lay down their arms, claiming Ukraine killed more than 4,500 enemy troops.
An already slowed Indian economy faces fresh risks
Higher oil prices over Ukraine crisis add to India's woes of widening trade deficit, weakening rupee, higher inflation.
Which countries are sending military aid to Ukraine?
In the Russian-Ukraine war, many countries including neutral non-aligned Sweden have started to send military aid.
Photos: Protests worldwide against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Hundreds of thousands take to the streets across the world, denouncing Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Russia-Ukraine war by the numbers: Live Tracker
As the Russian offensive enters its fifth day, we track where the fighting is happening and how we got here.
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