Ukraine’s successful targeting of its oil refineries has moved Russia from an exporter of diesel to an importer. That’s a threat for the rest of the world.
The arrival of the US president seemed certain to trigger a reawakening of the usual tensions – but the Ankara meeting wrapped up in a rare display of unity.
As the war on Ukraine bites,Russians are experiencing the kinds of fuel shortages that many haven’t seen in their lifetimes.
The risk of death by drone has become an almost casually accepted one for Ukrainians living and working in the so-called “grey zone” bordering Russia.
We may be at a point where the Ukraine war gets much,much worse – rather than some kind of peace agreement,says Oxford historian Peter Frankopan.
Moscow may be planning an armed “provocation” against Poland to escalate tensions and force the West to end its support for Ukraine,according to Polish officials citing US intelligence.
Russia said the attack – the second-deadliest on Kyiv so far this year – was in retaliation for recent strikes on its civil infrastructure.
An international hackathon hosted at an Australian university has drawn protests from Ukraine after organisers ignored pleas to bar the Russian delegation.
Kyiv mayor Vitaly Klitschko speaks with Europe correspondent David Crowe.
Ukraine’s resurgent defence industry is locked in a race against time to produce more drones and missiles and dial up the pressure on Vladimir Putin.